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When starting a business, you want to protect your ideas, business, personal interests, and the interests of others involved.
We help your business get off the ground and start running with a firm foundation right from the beginning.
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STARTING YOUR BUSINESS ON THE RIGHT FOOT
We work with individuals and businesses as you decide the correct type of business entity, set up all legal requirements, and consider structural components to ensure your success.
Helping your business succeed in your market and protecting everyone involved through legal frameworks is what we do.
THE FIRST YEARS MATTER FOR YOUR FUTURE
However, with an experienced business attorney from Hopler, Wilms, and Hanna, we ensure detailed involvement with every certificate, license, tax designations, structural document, contract, regulatory decisions, and more as we help you stand firm and protect your business.
To build a company well, you start by getting the little things right. Work with those who know how to make it happen, and then watch as your business grows beyond what you imagined possible.
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- Initial consultation with an attorney about the structure of your new company
- Deciding type of entity: Limited Liability Company (LLC), C-Corporation, S-Corporation, or other structure
- Preparing and Filing the Initial Documents such as Articles of Organization or Articles of Incorporation with the Secretary of State
- Creating, negotiating, and executing documents such as bylaws or operating agreements
- Recording minutes, making resolutions, having a shareholder’s meeting, and setting up the Board of Directors
- Employment Agreements
- Independent Contractor Agreements
- Contracts
- Service Agreements
- Vendor Agreements
- Partnership, Operating, and Shareholder Agreements
- Non-Compete Agreements and Non-Disclosure Agreements
- Business Sales
- Asset Purchase Agreements
- Escrow Agreements
- Deciding the rights of the partners or other owners
- Service contracts
- Employee Handbooks
- Starting a new C Corporation, LLC, or Partnership
- Real Estate Leases
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With our help, you don’t have to worry that you’ll miss something important when structuring your new business. Work with us and feel confident that every decision is well-thought-out and made with your best interests in mind.
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