Start Ups
When someone decides to start a new business venture, they do so because
the have an idea or a service they want to bring to the market. Entrepreneurs are experts in their own fields; they do not necessarily have a deep understanding of varied legal matters including tax, business entity formation, government agency interactions, employment law, and corporate finance. For this reason, many clients have turned to me for counsel and guidance for their business.
Here are some of the ways I can help your start up:
the have an idea or a service they want to bring to the market. Entrepreneurs are experts in their own fields; they do not necessarily have a deep understanding of varied legal matters including tax, business entity formation, government agency interactions, employment law, and corporate finance. For this reason, many clients have turned to me for counsel and guidance for their business.
Here are some of the ways I can help your start up:
- Recommendation of business type
- Advice on government agency forms
- Negotiations with lenders and vendors
- Drafting of independent contractor and customer contracts
Case Study
Two private individuals focused on distressed real estate
San Francisco, CA
Two individuals engaged me to help them form a company to buy residential real estate. Specifically, they needed help with starting an LLC, working through finance matters, and finding answers to tax questions. In just a short period of time, I was able to help them get their business started and functioning.
San Francisco, CA
Two individuals engaged me to help them form a company to buy residential real estate. Specifically, they needed help with starting an LLC, working through finance matters, and finding answers to tax questions. In just a short period of time, I was able to help them get their business started and functioning.