Throughout the course of running a business, you will be presented with many complex legal issues, challenges and paperwork. In all of these cases, it is important to have an attorney on your side to provide input on these decisions to help maximize financial gain and minimize risk.
Corporate Law vs. Transactional Law vs. Litigation
Under the larger umbrella of business law, there are a couple of smaller categories that the legal aspects of running a business. Corporate law refers to the set up, structure and management of your business. This is the foundation.
Transactional law covers the business transactional that you make throughout the course of operation. For example, if you are buying another company or creating contracts with other businesses for services rendered.
The last is business litigation. Most companies and attorneys will try and resolve any disputes before they need litigation which means going to court with your case. However, that is not always possible.
What A Business Lawyer Can Help With:
- Business formation
- Joint Ventures
- Contracts and Operating Agreements
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Regulatory Compliance
- Insurance and Liability
- Business Licenses and Permits
- Trademarks & Patents
- Employee Disputes
- And more
Have An Attorney On Your Side
Having an attorney is on your side is important for all of the big legal matters above, but it is also important over your day-to-day operations. An attorney helping with your legal issues can allow you spend more time focusing on running your business.