What is business law?
Business law is commonly referred to as the general field of law relating to business organizations, business structures, and business transactions. Business law also refers to the laws that apply to business entities, such as partnerships, limited liability companies and corporations (including a c-corporation / subchapter s corporation).
Our Goal
It is our goal to provide our business clients with a more holistic lawyer that works closely with senior leadership in order to align more tightly with business goals and strategies for growing the business while at the same time maintaining a traditional role of mitigating corporate risk. We believe it is important as your business lawyer to help your company move away from being reactive to being proactive. This can be achieved by, among other things, developing a relationship that is in tune with the business goals and priorities of the entity, its people, processes, and technology so that all can work in harmony to further the primary goals of the company.
As corporate counsel we strive to be “where the action is” by taking on a more non-traditional role.
We like to visit our client’s facility - at no charge - to meet the employees and to experience the operation first hand. We often attend outside meetings with senior executives where we meet their vendors and customers in an informal non-legal setting. All of this helps us identify potential exposure, recognize a litigation trend, or learn a lesson in the field sooner rather than later which translates into dollars saved and problems avoided.
Our Approach
We realize that times have changed, and companies are moving away from the high dollar law firms. Our approach is to leave you feeling that we are more like in-house counsel without the cost of a high dollar law firm. Like large firms, we know that lawyers must be readily accessible via smart phones, tablets, email, or other collaboration tools. We maintain an almost 100% paperless, secure, cloud-based system, so our office can follow us when and where we go.
If you are seeking a corporate counsel who is technically savvy and focused on better collaboration with the company owners, then we would welcome the opportunity to meet with you to show you how we may be able to fulfill your legal needs at a lower cost than you are currently paying. So, if you are seeking a business lawyer who is focused on better collaboration with stakeholders toward the goal of greater efficiency and more cost savings then we would welcome the opportunity to meet with you.
An example of our business services:
Landon, Rainwater, Robinson LLP can assist its clients in most aspects of business law, including business litigation and contract disputes. We can answer a vast array of legal questions when it comes to your business including the following examples:
- What type of business you should set up?
- What is the easiest and cheapest type of business to setup and maintain?
- When are business owners personally liable for business debts?
- How can I protect myself from liability?
- What does it mean to pierce the corporate veil?
- What is alter ego liability?
- What business types have to follow strict procedural requirements?
Landon, Rainwater, Robinson LLP can help you form a Sole Proprietorship or Partnership
(i.e. general partnership, limited partnership, and limited liability partnership) Corporation (C corporation, S corporation, nonprofit corporation, professional corporation, close corporation), Limited Liability Companies (LLCs),
Landon, Rainwater, Robinson LLP can help you maintain legal compliance with your corporation or LLC.
We can be your registered agent. We prepare articles of incorporation, bylaws, shareholder agreements, annual meeting of shareholder minutes, corporate minutes, operating agreement, articles of organization.
Landon, Rainwater, Robinson LLP can draft various business documents to suit your needs.
(i.e., Manufacturing Agreements, Product Warning Labels, Office Leases, Independent Contractor Agreements, Sport and Entertainment Endorsement Agreements, Distribution Agreements, etc.)
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