For most business owners, the business is so much more than just their source of income, it’s their passion. It’s their legacy. An experienced attorney can help business owners avoid costly mistakes and potential litigation around the business.​ Business law covers a variety of issues affecting the everyday operations of a corporation. Whether you are starting or re-incorporating the legal structure of your business, establishing new contracts, or require legal representation for business or corporate litigation, the attorneys at Vaughn Sundeen are experienced in all aspects of business law.​
Our business law services include:
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Contracts – Vaughn Sundeen drafts all forms of contracts to help define business relationships. It’s important to have a clear understanding of what constitutes a contract and what should be included to protect your work and assets.
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Corporations, Partnerships, and LLCs – when you are setting up or reorganizing a business, there are several distinctions available, each allowing for different tax and organizational structures.
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Real Estate – Vaughn Sundeen practice real estate law for both residential and commercial clients and offer experience and trusted counsel. Visit our Real Estate Page to learn more about our services.
When Do You Need to Hire an Attorney for Your Business?
Starting a New Business
An attorney can help you choose the right legal structure (LLC, corporation, partnership, etc.) to protect assets and minimize risk.
Business Disputes
An attorney can help resolve conflicts between partners, employees, customers, or competitors.
Intellectual Property
An attorney can help you protect your work and name through trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets.
Succession & Exit Planning
An attorney can assist with the sale, transfer, or continuation of the business.
Contracts & Agreements
An attorney can help you craft, review, and enforce contracts with employees, vendors, or clients.
Regulatory Compliance
Ensuring the business follows state, federal, and local laws to avoid fines or penalties.
Real Estate Transactions
An attorney can negotiate a lease, buying or selling property, or zoning issues on your behalf.
Tax Strategy & Disputes
An attorney can help you structure transactions efficiently and address conflicts with tax authorities.
Employment Issues
An attorney can help you navigate hiring, workplace policies, terminations, and how to comply with labor laws.
Mergers & Acquisitions
An attorney can help you handle the purchase, sale, or merger of businesses.
Debt Collection
Addressing unpaid debts can be difficult, and an attorney can help smooth the process. They can also provide defense against financial claims.
Risk Management
Attorneys can identify and help you limit legal risks to protect business operations.