Sound legal groundwork lets a business owner concentrate on the business. The firm advises companies and their owners from formation onward, and serves as general business counsel for the legal questions that come up in running a company.
Corporate matters
- Choosing and forming a business entity, including corporations and limited liability companies
- Operating agreements, bylaws and agreements among owners
- Corporate governance and record keeping
Contracts and transactions
- Drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts with customers, vendors and partners
- Purchases and sales of businesses and ownership interests
- Commercial leases
- Service, supply, licensing and confidentiality agreements
General business counsel
Many businesses need a lawyer they can call without having one on staff. The firm serves as outside general counsel, available for ongoing advice as well as individual projects.
- Advice on day-to-day legal questions and business decisions
- Reviewing agreements before the business signs them
- Identifying legal risks early and addressing disputes before they reach court
How we work
We take time to understand how your business operates and what you want from it, then give practical advice in plain language. When a matter touches a regulated industry or turns into a dispute, the firm’s regulatory and litigation experience is part of the same conversation.