Applications open
FOR SENIOR LAWYERS READY TO BUILD

You already know how to think. Now learn how to build.

Legal Autonomy is a six-month cohort programme for practising lawyers who want to build a business of their own. Not a side project. Not a new practice area. A business – and the thinking, structure, and support to get from zero to one.

Built by a former commercial solicitor who made the move in 2006 – with a team that has launched, scaled, and failed at building businesses, and knows which lessons actually matter.

If you already have a business idea, you'll complete the course ready to launch it. If you don't have one yet, you'll have the tools to find it, test it, and get started.

Former UK commercial solicitorZero-to-one methodologyGuest founders and specialistsMax 4 seats6 monthsLive sessions + 1:1 coachingFlexible timetable

Expression of interest

Places are limited and we're deliberately selective. Tell us where you are – we'll come back to you within three working days to talk about whether it's the right fit, both ways.

1 – I don't know where to start10 – I have everything I need to start

Your information stays with us. Your details are never shared with third parties, partners, or marketing platforms – only used for this application and any direct follow-up.

No commitment. We'll be in touch within three working days.

INVESTMENT

Founding cohort pricing is available for early members. This is the lowest the programme fee will be – and includes the full course: live sessions, 1:1 coaching, and community access. We'll share pricing and payment options on the call.

BUILT BY
Kate Jackson
Lawyer turned founder
  • UK-trained commercial solicitor who left private practice in 2006 to build her own businesses
  • Founded and operated multiple ventures across community, content, and SaaS
  • Knows what it costs – financially, professionally, and personally – to make the leap
  • Writes regularly on LinkedIn about the legal-to-founder transition
Laura Wynch
0-to-1 operator
  • Has launched and scaled multiple businesses from idea to revenue
  • Specialises in the messy first eighteen months: finding the model, getting first customers, deciding what to build
  • Has worked alongside dozens of first-time founders making the early calls
  • Brings the operating playbook that lawyers are rarely taught

What happens next

If it looks like a fit, we'll arrange a short call – twenty minutes – to understand where you are and what you're looking to build.

If the timing isn't right, we'll tell you that too.