Saturday, May 03, 2008

Retaining A Business Lawyer Is A Good Idea
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Some people who start their own company think they can save money by not having a business lawyer on hand. This is not a good practice, because you could end up in a situation that requires law expertise, and you could be pushed into making a hasty decision regarding an attorney, and that could be more costly in the long run.

A good business lawyer will know all the legalities related to owning and operating a company or home-based business in your state and, s/he will be able to assist you in making the correct decisions for your enterprise.

You should acquire a lawyer with whom you’re comfortable as early into your business endeavor as possible. Having an attorney that you know and trust will give you piece of mind should anything occur that requires legal assistance.

A business-minded lawyer is going to consider the size of your company, the most cost effective procedures to take and timing in regard to certain issues, as well as negotiate deal points, give you recommendations for structural changes to better serve your needs and work with you regarding any changes to your business plan.

Your lawyer should always be available to you, and if at any time you don’t feel that person has your best interest at heart, you should find someone else. Your attorney and his or her staff should return phone calls, be completely forthright with all documents prepared for you and provide you with copies, be prompt in their actions and they must do what they say in a timely manner within the laid out timeline.

Following are a few questions to pose before retaining an attorney:
1. How long have you been practicing law?
2. Have you represented companies like mine?
3. How do you charge legal fees, and exactly what expenses am I charged for?
4. What experience do you have with tax matters?
5. What advice do you give to lessen the chance of litigation?

Having a business lawyer on hand can save you time and money and afford you a better outcome with possible litigation issues.

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