The Royal Method is the firm's proprietary engagement framework. Every engagement begins with Phase 1 Assessment. From there, the matter may proceed to Phase 2 Strategy, Phase 3 Implementation, or both, depending on what the assessment reveals.
Not every matter requires all three phases. Phase 1 is always first; later phases are determined by the assessment and may proceed separately or together.
Material legal issues for cross-border families, founders, and enterprises usually live at the intersection of legal, tax, governance, and ownership decisions. The Royal Method is designed to find them in writing, under privilege, before strategy or implementation begins.
Royal does not take on engagements without a Phase 1 Assessment. The discipline is the firm's product.
Every assessment is structured to attach attorney work-product and attorney–client privilege to the underlying analysis before any structural decision is made.
Structural, tax, and IP decisions must be made in the right order. Wrong sequence forecloses later options and converts reversible exposure into permanent loss.
The same Phase 1 → Phase 2 → Phase 3 architecture governs an estate, a founder structure, an IP portfolio, or a multi-jurisdictional restructuring.
Identify the relevant facts, risks, options, trade-offs, sequencing, and path forward. A privileged assessment that identifies key risks and trade-offs, clarifies your options, and provides a decision map.
Phase 1 reviews five dimensions of legal, tax, and structural exposure. Each finding is documented, prioritized, and connected to the decisions it informs. Deliverables include privileged legal and tax analysis, key risks and priority issues, options and material trade-offs, a decision map, recommended sequencing, defined next steps, and confidence indicators where appropriate. For matters requiring further written analysis, the deliverable may include a comprehensive privileged legal and tax memorandum.
Develop the legal, tax, governance, structural, or quantitative strategy where additional analysis is needed. A written roadmap supported by quantitative modeling and scenario analysis, with co-counsel and specialists engaged where jurisdiction or discipline requires.
Phase 2 converts the prioritized findings from Phase 1 into an executable strategy. The work is quantitative where the question is quantitative — modeling under multiple assumptions, scenario-testing structural choices, and documenting the rationale that supports each recommendation.
Where Phase 2 follows Phase 1 within thirty days, Royal applies a 20% credit of the Phase 1 fee to the Phase 2 engagement. The credit is automatic on engagement letter execution and reflects the firm's commitment that the assessment work informs — and is not duplicated by — the strategy that follows.
Execute the selected path through Royal Law and its affiliated counsel or specialists, as appropriate, with ongoing trustee, governance, and reporting oversight.
Implementation is where most law firms stop coordinating and start executing in parallel. Royal continues to coordinate through the firm's framework — drafting and execution are delegated to aligned counsel admitted in the relevant jurisdiction, but standards, sequencing, and final review remain with the firm.
A privileged legal and tax assessment that identifies key risks and trade-offs, clarifies your options, and provides a decision map for the path forward. The scope and flat fee are determined after initial review based on the nature of the matter.
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