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Fractional GC · Gaming

A general counsel's office, without the general counsel's salary.

Early-stage gaming companies do not need a full-time general counsel yet, and cannot afford one billed by the hour. This is standing legal coverage priced in tokens, with a direct line to human review the moment something is flagged high-risk.

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How coverage works

Most of it is routine. Some of it cannot wait for routine.

Fractional GC coverage runs on two tracks, and you do not have to sort a matter into the right one yourself.

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Standing fractional GC coverage

The recurring legal questions an early-stage gaming company generates — contracts, marketing claims, entering a new state, a product change — routed to the practice group that owns them, at a token cost agreed in advance.

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Apparently-flagged escalation

When Apparently's own compliance signals flag a steering or content-risk issue as high-risk, it does not sit in a general queue. It routes straight to a licensed attorney for human review, on the same token balance.

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The AI-native gaming and prediction markets legal counsel.

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