Wolf Law · Built for the work you send to Big Law
Wolf Law handles agreed matters across transactions, disputes, investigations and company counsel. AI advances the work. Scott Wolf, an Illinois attorney, directs the strategy, reviews the deliverables and is responsible for the legal advice.
Every engagement is assessed for scope, conflicts, competence, capacity, and authority to practice in the relevant jurisdiction.
Defined scope. Fixed fees by workstream. Compute at cost.
Illustrative matter — acquisition
In an engagement — not animated
Deliverable preview
Transaction package, drafted for the agreed scope
Decision or follow-up
The counterparty proposes a different allocation of a known liability. The lawyer frames the options; the client decides before signing.
Illustrative workflow. No client documents are processed and no attorney review is performed by this animation. Animation timing does not indicate service speed.
Principal's experience
Professional history of the principal. These organisations are not affiliated with Wolf Law PLLC and do not endorse the firm.
AI advances the work. Your lawyer directs the strategy and owns the advice.
Contracts, transaction documents, case records, policies and your business instructions, supplied through channels agreed in the engagement. This website does not accept client documents.
Recurring work becomes a versioned task plan: named steps, a responsible owner, and a checkpoint before anything moves on.
Negotiated document drafts, case strategy, and a decision memo or response plan — with the sources behind them and the decisions still open.
Fictional example content, shown to illustrate the format. See the worked example.
Choose a matter to see the workstreams, the deliverables, and the decisions along the way.
These examples illustrate the approach. The service menu describes the assignments we currently consider. Before accepting a matter, we assess scope, competence, capacity and authority to act.
Illustrative matter — Transactions
In an engagement — not animated
Deliverable preview
Transaction draft set
Decision or follow-up
The parties disagree on who carries a known counterparty risk. The lawyer sets out the options and their cost; the client chooses.
Illustrative workflow. No client documents are processed and no attorney review is performed by this animation. Animation timing does not indicate service speed.
Services
Outcomes in commercial agreements, transactions, governance, workplace matters and disputes — each directed and reviewed by a lawyer, with scope and fee agreed in writing before work begins.
See our servicesAsk us to lead an agreed matter, own a workstream, or handle ongoing legal work for your company. The engagement names who coordinates the work Wolf Law accepts, with a visible plan from strategy through delivery.
Where other counsel is involved, we agree responsibilities, coordination and the handoff before work begins. Wolf Law remains responsible for the scope it accepts.
The objective and strategy are stated plainly: what the matter has to achieve, by when, and what falls outside the engagement.
The matter is divided into workstreams with a named, accountable owner and a checkpoint on each.
Execution runs under lawyer supervision at every stage. Questions requiring additional experience or authority to practice are identified early, and any other counsel is agreed with you.
One integrated work product for the accepted scope, with the sources behind it, the decisions still open, and costs reconciled.
The strategy and the final deliverables within the agreed scope — documents, briefs, findings or advice — read as a whole by the responsible lawyer before they reach you, and delivered in editable form.
Source references, version information where available, and excerpts or copies where sharing is permitted — plus the information still missing, material alternatives and assumptions where they matter, what remains open, and who owns the next decision.
The agreed legal fee, and eligible compute at the firm's actual net cost within the agreed ceiling. Other counsel and third-party expenses are identified separately.
Fixed fees are agreed by workstream, in writing, before work begins. Eligible compute is passed through at the firm's actual net provider cost, with no markup and under an agreed cap. Any scope change is agreed before additional work is accepted.
Compare the full cost of the same scope: Wolf Law's fee, eligible compute, separately identified expenses and, where involved, other counsel's review and completion budget.
One way to begin
You can engage Wolf Law for an agreed matter, a workstream or ongoing company work. If you prefer to begin with one assignment, an acquisition closing package is one example: ancillary drafts, approvals and an exceptions memo tied to the purchase agreement and source documents. Scott completes Wolf Law's legal review before delivery.
Where existing counsel remains involved, we agree the negotiation, integration and closing responsibilities before work begins.
The deliverables, the source materials we need, the scope, the fee and the timing — and what it costs to stop.
Scott's review before release, editable work you can use, the supporting sources, the limitations and the open decisions.
Where other counsel is involved, its role and the handoff are agreed before production. That counsel determines the review necessary for its own role.
The starting scope is your choice. We agree the work, responsibilities and budget before production.
Fictional workstream illustration. Invented documents and facts show the proposed format, not client work, legal advice or a completed attorney review.
This illustration addresses the signer/title discrepancy only. Schedule A and supporting approvals are not supplied or assessed.
Scenario: an acquisition ancillary-document package. Every document and fact below is invented for this page.
Fictional sources
No real signature is reproduced and no real person or client is identified.
Issue and handoff note
Required review. This illustration is not a record of completed attorney review. Nothing here asserts a current officer appointment, actual signing authority, legal sufficiency or clearance to close.
The responsible lawyer directs the work, supervises each step, verifies the work product, and advises you on the decisions that matter.
Scope in writing
What is included, what is not, and what happens if the scope changes.
Source verification
The lawyer checks the sources and reasoning behind the work.
Professional supervision
AI is production support. A licensed attorney directs the work and is responsible for the advice.
Additional counsel
Where the firm needs additional experience, resources or authority to practice, we discuss whether other counsel can be engaged for an agreed scope. If the requirements cannot be met, we decline the matter.
Agreed data channels
Documents move through channels agreed in the engagement. This website does not accept client documents.
Scott Wolf practiced mergers and acquisitions at Kirkland & Ellis and DLA Piper, then spent seven years in transactional risk at WTW. He holds a JD from the University of Chicago and is licensed to practice law in Illinois.
This is the principal's professional history only. Former employers are not affiliated with Wolf Law PLLC and do not endorse the firm or its services. Your responsible lawyer is accountable for the work we agree to handle: the plan, the review, the statement and the handover.
Tell us the legal work you want handled, the decision you need and your timing. Start with a nonconfidential summary.
We’ll discuss whether to lead a matter, own a workstream or handle ongoing company work, and outline the possible scope, deliverables, responsibilities and budget. The first conversation assesses fit; it is not legal advice or a final quote.
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From the founder
“Trust has to be earned. Wolf Law carries my name because accountability should be personal. Clients can expect candor, clear answers, transparent costs, and a lawyer who takes responsibility for the work.”
Scott Wolf · Founder
