What we handle
- Business entity formation (LLC, Corporation, Partnership)
- Operating agreements and bylaws
- Founder and shareholder agreements
- Commercial contract drafting and review
- Vendor and supplier agreements
- Independent contractor agreements
- Non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements
- Commercial lease review and landlord-tenant consulting
- Business compliance and regulatory matters
- Business disputes and demand letters
- Contract negotiations
- Terms of service and privacy policies
International Transactions
For businesses operating across borders.
- Cross-border distribution agreements
- International licensing arrangements
- Choice-of-law and jurisdiction clauses
- International arbitration provisions
- Currency and payment terms
- Import/export compliance considerations
Frequently asked questions
It depends on your goals, tax situation, and growth plans. LLCs offer flexibility and pass-through taxation, while corporations may be better for raising investment or certain tax strategies. We'll help you evaluate the options.
Yes. Even single-member LLCs benefit from an operating agreement. It establishes your company's rules, protects your limited liability status, and prevents disputes down the road. Banks and investors often require one as well.
Absolutely. We review contracts to identify risks, unfavorable terms, and areas for negotiation. We'll explain what you're agreeing to and recommend changes to protect your interests.
We review lease terms, identify potential issues (rent escalations, personal guarantees, renewal options, exit clauses), and provide recommendations. We can negotiate with the landlord or prepare you with the language to do so.
We offer flat-fee pricing for most business law matters, including entity formation, contract drafting, and contract review. We'll provide a clear quote before starting any work so you know exactly what to expect.