Solo and small-firm corporate practice sits in a particular dead zone.
The work is real — corporations need to be kept compliant, annual records updated, new entities properly set up. It comes in steadily, year after year, from the same clients. And none of it is the reason you went to law.
It's the $40/hour work at a $400/hour desk. Not because you're slow — because the work is what it is. Essential. Recurring. Below your billing rate.
In a firm, it goes to the clerk down the hall. You don't have a hall. And hiring someone full-time doesn't make sense until the volume justifies it — which it never quite does until it suddenly does, and by then you're already behind.
Too much recurring corporate work to enjoy the practice you built. Too little to justify hiring someone. CorpoDesk exists for exactly that dead zone.
CorpoDesk handles the paperwork side of your corporate practice — annual resolutions, incorporations, and related document preparation. You send the source documents. Everything comes back complete, in Word, ready for your review and signature within 24 hours. Your name stays on the work. Your client never sees me.
You'll know the price and the turnaround before you send a single file.
My day-to-day, for years, was Ontario corporate practice — resolutions, minute books, incorporations, share transfers. I watched the same quiet problem repeat itself across every solo practice I came across: this work is essential, it's recurring, and it's exactly the wrong use of a lawyer's time.
So I built CorpoDesk. I rebuilt every template from the Business Corporations Act itself — not copied from any firm's precedents. I set flat prices and published them before anyone had to ask. I set a 24-hour turnaround. I work only with lawyers, only behind the scenes, and nothing is filed without your written authorization.
Your client never knows I exist. Your file comes back ready to sign.
Your first annual resolutions file is free — not as a promotion, but because the work is the pitch.