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From Reactive to Proactive: How Supplemental General Counsel Protects Growth Without Another Full-Time Hire
A fractional GC gives growing companies the legal clarity and protection they need without the cost of a full-time hire. Here’s how Oxbridge helps you operate with confidence.
1 day ago5 min read


The New CFO Playbook: Leveraging a Fractional General Counsel
For growing companies, the Chief Financial Officer is usually the first to feel the pressure of increased legal costs that come with greater business complexity. As risk increases, outside counsel bills surge, and the CFO will need legal support that is strategic, predictable, and aligned with financial reality. But the traditional approach of dealing with legal developments of hiring a full-time in-house attorney or using outside counsel adds new costs to a budget and will l
4 days ago5 min read


How Michigan’s New AI Laws Could Shape Your Business in 2026
Artificial intelligence (AI) is dramatically changing how businesses operate in Michigan. While AI promises efficiency and cost savings, it also creates substantial legal and compliance challenges as legislators move to regulate its use. Businesses unprepared for this shift may find themselves at heightened risk.
Nov 243 min read


Future Budgeting and Planning: A Michigan Business Owner’s Guide for 2026
As you close out Q4 and strategize for 2026, Michigan businesses must prepare for shifting laws, regulations, and market realities. Planning for the year ahead should center on flexibility, compliance, and smart spending to keep your business ahead in a rapidly changing landscape.
Nov 143 min read


Letting Expertise Take the Reins: Why Fractional General Counsel Is the Strategic Solution for Growing Businesses
Fractional general counsel delivers ongoing guidance that strengthens executive decision-making, enhances risk oversight, and accelerates deals. This model offers true agility by scaling/contracting support for growth and down cycles or special projects, without the expense and inflexibility of full-time hires.
Nov 125 min read
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