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Client type — 01

Growing businesses

Companies with solid revenue, a growing payroll and major contracts on the table, still running on the structure they started with.

The business grew faster than its legal structure.

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The client

How we work with this client

These are our core clients. They usually call after something has already happened: a Department of Labor investigation, a partner who wants out, a big customer demanding formal contracts or a bank asking them to get their house in order before it lends.

The first thing we do is take stock of what exists: what contracts are in place, how people are hired, what the operating agreement says and which obligations the company is missing without knowing it. From there comes a plan in order of priority, not a list of thirty to-dos.

After that, we stay on as ongoing monthly counsel, which almost always costs less than scrambling to fix what slipped through.

  • Small business
  • Structure
  • Prevention
What we solve

Needs we cover

Each one is handled by a specific practice area, with one attorney responsible from start to finish.

  1. 01 Getting the company structure in order
  2. 02 A buy-sell agreement between owners
  3. 03 Reviewing how employees are hired and classified
  4. 04 Contracts with customers and vendors
  5. 05 A map of obligations and a compliance calendar
  6. 06 Defense in a Department of Labor investigation
  7. 07 A personal data inventory and privacy notices
  8. 08 Ongoing monthly counsel
Practice areas

Practice areas for this client

The ones we use most often for this kind of client. Each page details the scope and deliverables.

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Deals and investment

Transactions where a mistake costs hundreds of thousands.

  • Acquisitions
  • Due diligence
  • Closing
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