Business Lawyer & Business Law Attorneys
A business lawyer is an invaluable asset to any business, even in the absence of litigation. Prior to forming a legal entity for your business, an attorney can provide critical advice regarding the advantages and disadvantages of each possible structure, such as a sole proprietorship, partnership, corporations, or limited liability company. Next, a business lawyer can assist in the drafting and preparation of the necessary documents governing the formation and operation of your business, such as Articles of Incorporation, Corporate By-Laws, Articles of Organization, and LLC Operating Agreements.
Having an attorney who is familiar with your business from its inception, including the operation of each provision of its governing documents, can save time and money when assistance is inevitably required down the line. An experienced business attorney can also draft any necessary contracts, such as leases, employment agreements, or sales contracts in a manner that ensures your interests will be protected, and that consistent and predictable enforcement of terms is assured.
The business law attorneys at the Radow Law Group are experienced in all of the above, and have worked closely with a variety of successful businesses from their very inception, providing full service and an understanding of each client’s short and long term objectives. Furthermore, our business law attorneys are well versed in intellectual property law and are well equipped to protect the patent, copyright, and trademark rights of your enterprise. We provide our services in many locations like Great Neck, Nassau County, Brooklyn, Suffolk County, Bronx Manhattan and Queens, New York.
Our Services
Our lawyers take on all types of New York business law matters. Our most popular services include:
- Selecting an Organizational Structure
- Business Formation and Dissolution
- Employment and Contractor Agreements
- Partnership Agreements
- Commercial and Residential Lease Agreements
- Contractual Disputes
- Non-Disclosure and Confidentiality Agreements
- Non-Competition Agreements
Frequently Asked Questions
Business Law
Is a corporate lawyer the same as a business lawyer?
<span style="font-weight: 400;">No, a corporate lawyer specializes in legal issues related to corporations, such as mergers and acquisitions. In contrast, a business lawyer handles a broader range of business-related legal matters, including contracts, employment law, and intellectual property. </span>
Why would it be important for businesses to have a competent and effective legal department?
A competent legal department ensures compliance with laws, mitigates risks, handles litigation, protects intellectual property, and offers strategic legal advice, contributing significantly to the business’s overall success and security.
Why should an entrepreneur consult with an attorney prior to signing a franchise agreement?
Consulting an attorney helps an entrepreneur understand the complex terms of a franchise agreement, ensures their rights and interests are protected, and aids in making informed decisions to avoid potential legal pitfalls.
What kind of services can I expect from a business law attorney?
A business law attorney offers services including contract drafting and review, legal compliance advice, intellectual property protection, dispute resolution, business formation assistance, and representation in legal proceedings.