Harrisburg Small Business Planning Lawyers
If you have a small business or are planning to start one, a lawyer's advice can help your business get off on the right foot by helping you choose the right form of business organization. The law firm of Beinhaur & Curcillo helps small businesses set up Pennsylvania-based corporations, limited liability corporations, partnerships and sole proprietorships.
Selecting the right form of business organization can protect your personal assets from the results of your business and also provide you with important tax advantages. Once your business is up and running, we can also assist you with ongoing operational issues ranging from business contracts to collections. Due the broad range of services we provide, we often serve as legal counsel on an as-needed basis for businesses that are too small to have their own in-house legal staff.
Here are some examples of the business law services our attorneys can provide:
- Liquor license transfers
- Drafting and reviewing contracts and agreements
- Representing buyers and sellers in commercial real estate transactions
- Sales and transfers of business assets
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Partnership agreements
- Buy-sell agreements
- Lease agreements
- Landlord tenant disputes
- Employment contracts
- Developing business succession plans for family owned businesses
- Estate planning for business owners
- Representing businesses before zoning boards and other regulatory agencies
- Business insurance
- Commercial litigation
- Business windup and dissolution
- Business formation
- Contract negotiation and litigation
As small business owners ourselves, our goal is to be there for you whenever you need us, whether you are making an investment or you are involved in a dispute. As you are committed to the success of your business, we will be committed to you. As your startup company grows, we'll stand by your side and help you navigate the legal waters and reach your final destination.
Contact us today with details about your business law case.
