Business Formations

When an individual or group chooses to from a business there are various legal issues which should be addressed which may play an important roll in how your company operates on a daily basis, tax liability, venders you may use in conducting business and so much more.

Our firm may help you evaluate your business plan and professionally advise you on the type of business entity which may serve you best, such as:

• C corporation;

• S corporation;

• Limited liability corporation (LLC);

• Limited partnership (LP) or Limited liability partnership (LLP);

• Any other business structure that might be appropriate.

As a law firm providing experienced business formation attorney & lawyer legal services, assisting Lakeland, Winter Haven, Bartow, and Polk County Florida individuals or groups with business formations, we are committed to protecting the legal rights of each and every client, while always striving to provide the highest standard of legal representation. Contact James A. Barrios, PL at (863) 409-1637 to schedule a confidential legal consultation.

During the course of business formation, we can help you look ahead and plan for the future, including, but not limited to:

• Draft our business agreements and business formation documents;

• Address plans the end of a business partnership;

• Business Transaction Contracts and Agreements;

• Address municipal code obstacles or violations, as well as zoning issues;

• Property and leasing issues;

• Employment Non-compete and Confidentiality Agreements;

• Succession planning;

• Tax Liability Consulting;

• and a host of other business formation issues.

If you require the legal advice and representation regarding business formation or other business law legal issue or dispute, make sure your legal rights are protected by seeking the legal advice of an experienced Lakeland business formation attorney & lawyer. Contact James A. Barrios, PL at (863) 409-1637 to schedule a confidential legal consultation.

We are often called upon to assist in employee and independent contractor relationships, the protection of intellectual property, shareholder and operating agreements, operating agreements and non-compete agreements.

In order for many companies to effective function they must address issues pertaining to contracts and agreements. Business contracts and agreements may involve everything from distribution, licensing, real estate, non-compete and a broad spectrum of other commercial and professional needs. The key to ensuring your company is protected in contract issues is to have the contract created by your attorney, or have your attorney review the contract prior to signing any contract or written agreement. To avoid potential confusion and other types of disputes, make sure your business plan includes a policy to refrain from any form of oral agreements regarding your company.