Every business is subject to a wide range of state laws and industry-specific regulations, along with contractual obligations to clients and vendors. Many aspects of business and corporate law are incredibly complex, with the slightest mistake or oversight capable of causing serious damage to your company and everything you've invested. Fortunately, a skilled attorney will ensure you remain compliant with any legal obligations while protecting the best interests of your business, along with everyone who relies on it.

3 Ways a Business & Corporate Law Attorney Can Help You

1. Maintaining Required Paperwork

Depending on the corporate structure of your business, you may be required to file quarterly or annual reports with your state, along with minutes, lists of shareholders, and other documentation. With an experienced attorney to handle the details for you, you can concentrate on growing your business without worrying about whether your paperwork is accurately filed in a timely fashion.

2. Ensure Compliance With State Laws

Unaware of the state laws and regulations governing their industry, many small business owners make minor mistakes that could have serious consequences. Consulting with an attorney before writing your employee manual, expanding your location, or starting a new company can help you avoid the kinds of missteps that often result in serious losses.

3. Contract Review

Before committing to a contract, always have an attorney with specific business and corporate law experience review it to ensure your interests are protected. Otherwise, you could inadvertently sign away some valuable rights or actually limit your own opportunities.

For nearly a century, business owners throughout Oregon's Willamette Valley have relied on Stayton Law for high-quality legal advice and guidance in a broad range of areas. Visit their website now to learn more about their history of service to the local community, or call (503) 769-7741 to discuss your business and corporate law needs today.