Hiring an attorney is as essential as having an accountant, a loan officer, and business partners.  The first step is to decide what type of business organization you will form: a c-corporation, limited liability corporation, limited liability partnership, limited partnership, s-corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship.   All have the different legal and tax benefits and consequences.  Understanding the differences may save you thousands of dollars and protect you from future lawsuits. 

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Many small businesses choose to seek legal advice only after they have been sued or the threat of a lawsuit.   To minimize the risk of expensive litigation, it is imperative to consult with an attorney at the early stages of the business development to decrease the likelihood of legal action in the future.  

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Contact one of our attorneys today to get a consultation on how we can best assist your business in making informed legal decisions and to protect your company’s bottom line.  We will sit down, learn about your business, and help you find solutions that will assist you in opening your business and growing it for the future.



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