Perpetual legal memos
A legal position that updates itself. Not a document that ages.
A memo written once describes the law on the day it was signed. A perpetual memo carries hedge language keyed to the facts it depends on, and is re-examined the moment one of those facts moves — a statute, a regulator's guidance, your own product.
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What makes a memo perpetual
Four things a static memo does not do.
Every element below exists to answer one question honestly: is this still true today?
Hedge language embedded
The position states which facts it depends on and how the answer changes if one of them moves, instead of hiding that dependency in an assumptions paragraph.
State-triggered re-review
A state changing its treatment flags every memo that touches it for re-examination. You hear about the change from us, not from a regulator.
Maintained by the deliverable, not the hour
Updates are scoped deliverables drawn from your balance as they happen — no reconciliation, no surprise invoice when a state moves.
Versioned, not overwritten
Every revision is dated and kept. What the position said on the day you relied on it is always recoverable.