Fractional counsel for companies navigating data privacy, AI governance, and the technology contracts that run their business.
A lawyer who reads the code and the contract.
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I bring big-law experience and genuine technical fluency to fractional engagements, giving everyone from growing companies to global enterprises sophisticated, nimble counsel without the overhead of a firm. I work where data privacy, technology contracts, and emerging AI questions meet. And I meet you where you are, whether that's strengthening what you've built or helping you structure what's next.
The ongoing legal support a growing company needs, without a full-time hire: commercial and vendor contracting, day-to-day risk and liability questions, and the judgment calls that come up as you scale. I work as an extension of your team; someone close enough to understand the business, structured enough to keep you out of trouble. Sophisticated counsel, scaled to what you actually need.
The questions AI raises: how data is collected, used, and governed; what your contracts with AI vendors actually commit you to; how privacy law applies to new tools; all sit at the intersection of data regulation, technical understanding, and careful contract structuring. That intersection is where I work. I help companies think through data-governance obligations under CCPA/CPRA and state data statutes, structure vendor and data-processing terms, and build the privacy groundwork that responsible tech and AI adoption depend on.
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Technology agreements written and negotiated for your company, including MSAs, SOWs, enterprise and SaaS agreements, procurement, and data terms from a lawyer who understands both your code and your business model. My background in software gives me a read on the technical substance most lawyers paraphrase around, which means tighter terms and fewer surprises downstream.
Drawing on experience with complex financial transactions and credit facilities, I also advise on finance-adjacent matters for the right engagement.
Scoped and priced options.
For building AI, buying it, or governing its use, the documents that let you answer the governance question with a straight face:
$4,500
or $2,500 for qualifying early-stage companies
Includes:
Acceptable Use Policy: for AI in your product and the AI your employees use
Vendor Contract Addenda for AI features
AI risk framework, sized to your stage
AI vendor procurement checklist - know what your vendors' AI does with your data before you sign
One revision round
Walkthrough call - your team leaves knowing how to use all of it
Excludes: If your AI makes or informs decisions about people (hiring, lending, pricing, eligibility or touches regulated health data), the package isn't the right tool. Those need real scoping, and we'll do it properly.
Privacy foundation, grounded in how your product actually handles data.
$3,000
or $2,000 for qualifying early-stage companies
Includes:
Privacy policy (CCPA/CPRA and state-statute ready)
Terms of service reviewed and revised to align with your privacy policy.
Data-map starter
One revision round
Walkthrough call - your team leaves knowing how to use all of it
Excludes: If your company has extensive EU/UK GDPR exposure
Both starter suites. One intake. One coherent set of documents that actually agree with each other.
$6,500
or $4,000 for qualifying early-stage companies
Includes:
AI Governance Suite
U.S. Privacy Suite
Excludes:
1) If your company has extensive EU/UK GDPR exposure.
2) If your AI makes or informs decisions about people (hiring, lending, pricing, eligibility or touches regulated health data), the package isn't the right tool.
Both cases need real scoping, and we'll do it properly.
Early-stage rates apply to companies that are under 50 employees or pre–Series B - confirmed on the scoping call.
Prepaid senior counsel hours you draw on as matters come up - a contract to review, a data-compliance question, a “can we do this?” before you commit. No retainer, no full-time hire.
Contract review, both sides of the table: your ToS under enterprise redlines, their vendor paper, and everything the deal drags in
Privacy, AI, and data-governance questions
AI vendor & feature review - before a model touches your data
Partnership & channel deals: reseller, whitelabel, and revenue-share terms that don't cost you your product
The “can we do this?” product call before you ship
Plus the rest of running a company: financing and lease review, negotiation support, contract disputes
Not sure it's a fit? Bring the contract or problem to the call - that's what it's for.
I'm Victoria (Jungmee) Lee, a corporate attorney providing fractional counsel and strategic legal support to modern companies from growing startups to global enterprises. I work as fractional counsel; I am there when you need additional legal support, and easy to step back to when you don't. Not a full-time hire and not the overhead of a firm but rather support that scales to the moment, whether that's a single matter, a busy stretch, or ongoing help you can pick back up whenever the need returns.
Over more than a decade, I've worked across complex financial transactions, corporate matters, procurement, and technology contracts, serving as a legal and business advisor to companies navigating growth, transactions, and the operational questions that come with scaling. My practice centers on data privacy, technology transactions, and commercial contracting, with a growing focus on the governance questions emerging technology and AI raise for businesses.
What sets my practice apart is technical fluency. Before returning to full-time legal work, I spent two years in frontend web development and legal technology strategy, which is a foundation for how I advise today. I read the systems and data flows underneath a contract, not just the contract language, which is exactly the lens that technology transactions, privacy, and AI governance demand.
I currently serve on the New Jersey State Bar Association In-House Counsel Committee for the 2025–2026 year. I'm a graduate of Harvard Law School and admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey.
Engagements start with a short conversation to scope what you need - whether it's a single matter, a busy stretch, or ongoing support.
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