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If you’re in the process of building a corporation, you’re likely no stranger to the importance of having a reliable team around you. This generally refers to hiring the right employees and contractors, but you also shouldn’t overlook corporate law. Having a business attorney on hand will benefit you in numerous situations, including the following.

When Does It Help to Have a Corporate Law Attorney?

1. Determining Your Business Structure

One of the first decisions you’ll need to make when starting a business is what kind of structure you want. Some of the most common options include corporations, LLCs, nonprofits, and partnerships, with each offering unique benefits and tax obligations. A corporate lawyer will help you understand how these options differ and which will best serve your needs. Then, they’ll help you file the necessary paperwork to make that selection final.

2. Handling a Breach of Contract

corporate lawThroughout your business' lifespan, you'll likely enter into numerous legally binding agreements. Whenever these documents come into play, having a corporate law attorney is crucial. They'll help you review or draw up these contracts to ensure they're airtight, and if one of the parties breaches the terms of the agreement, your lawyer will also help you navigate how to proceed.

3. Protecting Against Employee-Driven Lawsuits

Running a company full of employees will put you at risk for all kinds of issues. From workplace injuries to harassment claims, a corporate lawyer can help protect you and advocate on your company's behalf.

 

If you need an attorney to help you navigate the creation and management of a company, turn to the professionals at Upstate Legal Center of John V. Shepard in New York. For over 30 years, these knowledgeable lawyers have provided clients throughout Rochester and Monroe counties with top-quality guidance and advocacy. To schedule a consultation today, reach out online or call (585) 429-5422.

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