Corporate and M&A legal support

Board minutes and consents

Minutes drafted three months late from a memory of the meeting are a governance problem. We draft them from your notes within days, to the standard the company's own bylaws require, with the approval thresholds checked against the charter.

Published price
$200–600 / document
Turnaround
48 hours
Without us
$800–3,000

Fixed per unit, not hourly. No minimum engagement. Quoted before we start.

What you receive

Board minutes and written consents drafted from your notes, ready for signature.

  • Minutes drafted from your notes in the company's established format
  • Quorum, notice and voting recorded accurately against the bylaws' requirements
  • Resolutions drafted in operative form, with the action they authorise stated precisely
  • Written consents prepared where action is taken without a meeting, with the required signature set identified
  • Conflicts and interested-director procedures recorded where they apply
  • A signature and filing checklist covering who signs, in what order, and what follows

What it costs, and what it replaces

Both figures are published ranges for the same unit of work. Ours is fixed before we start; if our process gets faster, that is our gain and your price does not move.

How engagements are structured →
Price per document · same work, both sides
Adnah Legal
$200600 / document
Typical cost without us
$8003,000 / document

Roughly 79% lower at the midpoint of each published range.

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Governance check

    We check the bylaws for quorum, notice and approval thresholds before drafting, since minutes recording a validly taken action incorrectly are as much of a problem as an invalid action.

  2. 02

    Drafting

    Minutes are drafted in the company's established format from your notes, recording what was considered and resolved without editorialising about the discussion.

  3. 03

    Resolution precision

    Resolutions are drafted in operative language, naming the action, the authority relied on and the officers empowered to execute, rather than a general statement of approval.

  4. 04

    Checklist and delivery

    The document arrives with a signature and filing checklist, and any threshold or conflicts issue we spotted is flagged for your review.

What we need from you

  • Meeting notes, the agenda and any materials circulated
  • The bylaws, operating agreement or charter
  • The current director and officer list
  • Prior minutes, for format and continuity

What we check before delivery

  • Approval thresholds are checked against the charter and bylaws for each action recorded
  • Quorum arithmetic is verified against the director list in place on the date
  • Interested-director and conflicts procedures are checked where the subject matter requires them
  • Continuity with prior minutes is checked, including numbering and unfinished business

When firms send us this

  • Companies whose minute books have fallen behind by several quarters
  • Transaction approvals needing consents drafted quickly and correctly
  • Pre-diligence cleanup where every historic action must be properly documented
  • Outside general counsel practices carrying governance for several clients

Questions about board minutes and consents

  • Do you attend the meeting?

    No. We draft from your notes or the secretary's, usually within 48 hours, which is early enough that anything ambiguous can still be checked against people's recollection.

  • Can you fix a backlog?

    Yes. Backlogs are drafted from whatever materials exist, with a gap list of actions we can see were taken but cannot document. That list is itself a useful diligence artefact.

  • Do you advise on whether an approval is valid?

    We check thresholds against the governing documents and flag concerns. Whether an action was validly taken is a legal conclusion for the engaging attorney.

This service

Send one and judge the output.

Board minutes and consents at $200–600 per document, 48 hours. No minimum, no scoping call, no onboarding cycle.

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