product counsel resources
Coach Frankie is built on a structured training system that develops how product lawyers think,
decide and communicate under pressure.
This is not a collection of materials. It is a system for developing judgment through scenarios, feedback, reflection, and repetition.
The training system connects directly to how users practice inside Coach Frankie.
This is critical to break the “resource library” perception.
The goal is consistent decision-making under pressure.
Additional resources for deeper learning and reference.
These resources are optional. They provide additional depth for learners who want to explore the ideas behind Coach Frankie’s training system.
This book introduces the core thinking behind product counseling and informs the training system behind Coach Frankie.
Teach product counseling with our flexible law syllabus for LLM and law students—1–3 unit tracks for legal skills and leadership.
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Hiring a Product Counsel but not sure where to start? Use this free customizable job description template to craft the perfect role for a junior, midlevel, or senior position. Developed by industry experts, it offers a clear framework to help you attract top legal talent who can handle regulations, support product development, and align legal strategy with business goals.
The Product Counsel Job Description Template has been developed by legal leaders Adrienne Go, Bhakti Shivarekar, Shanti Ariker, Sean Collin, Brittany Becker, Patty Robbins, Jennifer Stefanski, Eve Saltman, Carolyn Herzog, and Olga V. Mack. This template is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 (adapt and share with attribution).
Designing a Product Counseling course, and not sure where to start? This free customizable syllabus offers flexible 1-, 2-, or 3-unit options covering legal, regulatory, and ethical issues across the product lifecycle. Built by industry experts, it’s a practical guide for teaching future legal leaders. This is one of the most valuable Product Counsel Resources available for academic institutions.
Created by Adrienne Go, Linsey Krolik, Olga V. Mack, Jennifer Stefanski, and John Didday. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 (adapt and share with attribution).
