Partner
Marcus Calloway
Personal injury · Business law
Practice area IV
Business law
You started a business to do the work you love, not to read fine print. We handle the legal side so you can get back to it.
We can help with
- Forming an LLC or corporation
- Operating and partner agreements
- Contracts with customers and vendors
- Buying or selling a business
- Commercial leases
- Disputes between owners
Fees
Flat fees for formations and most contracts. A monthly plan for businesses that want a lawyer on call.
You get the fee in writing before any work starts.
What to expect
How your matter will go
Step I
Understand the business
We learn how you make money and where the risks are before we write anything.
Step II
Clear documents
Contracts written for your business, with a summary of the parts that matter most.
Step III
A lawyer on call
Quick questions answered by email, so small issues stay small.
Results
Recent business law results
Contract claim against a bakery
Dismissed
Court ruling · Business law
A vendor sued a small bakery for a contract it had already ended in writing. The court dismissed the claim.
Every case is different. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any future case.
Your lawyers
Who handles business law
What clients say
They wrote contracts for my shop that I actually understand. Worth every dollar of the flat fee.
Jasmine K. · Business law
Business law questions
Should my business be an LLC?
For many small businesses an LLC is a good fit, but it depends on taxes, owners and plans to grow. We walk through the options with you and your accountant.
Can you review a contract someone sent me?
Yes. Most contract reviews are a flat fee, and we send back the risks in plain language with suggested changes.
Talk to a lawyer today.
Your first meeting is free. Tell us what is going on, and we will tell you what we would do next.
Free consultation
or call (614) 555-0142
30 minutes, in person or by video. No cost and no obligation.