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Running a business is one of the most stressful things an individual can do. In addition to the time demands, there is always the risk that one false move could seriously damage your business's reputation and your livelihood. Whether you just decided to start a business, need an asset purchase agreement, or are ready to retire and transfer your business's ownership interests, its always beneficial to have a corporate counsel who understands your business model.
When you run a business, you face a long road ahead with many twists and turns. Business and transactional law can be complex and often requires special knowledge to navigate. You don’t have to deal with your situation alone. |
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Important Topics to Think About While
Forming a Business
Forming a Business
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Tax Audits
Customer Data Collection
Cyber Security
International Differences
Upset Customers
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Common Legal Issues
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Formation of Business Entities – There are several different entity possibilities when forming a company. The decision has tax, legal, conveyance, and record keeping implications. Let Artinger Law, LLC help you form the entity right for your business. Business Acquisitions – Whether you're buying a new business, merging with a competitor, or closing up shop, there are several cultural and structural adjustments that are necessary. Artinger Law, LLC can guide you seemlessly through the process. Copyright & Trademarks – Intellectual property can be one of the most valuable assets your company owns. Conversely, infringing on another company's intellectual property can be a disasterous mistake. Use Artinger Law, LLC's services to ensure your company is protected. Human Resources – Employment contracts and human resource policies present enormous exposure for companies. Let Artinger Law, LLC ensure that you stay off the Department of Labor's radar. Contracts – The bedrock of any business are its contractual agreements. Whether a lease, asset purchase agreement, sales contract, nondisclosure agreement, or a security agreement, don't lock your company into a binding obligation without having Artinger Law, LLC review it beforehand. |
