Serving individuals, corporations & business owners in Orange & Riverside Counties CA
Business & Commercial Law
Do You Need A Business Lawyer In Orange County Or Riverside County?
To stay competitive, you need a lawyer who will keep up-to-date about changes in the law and at your business. At The Walker Law Firm our Orange County and Riverside County business attorneys can help your business maintain its competitive edge.
Specialized Services To Meet The Multiple Needs Of Your Business
Our attorneys offer a full range of services aimed at meeting the multiple needs of business owners. Our cutting edge legal knowledge and real world experience will help you achieve your business goals, whether you have an established large or small business or are an entrepreneur Business Formation. Working proactively with you, we play a consultative role designed to put your affairs on a firm legal footing that will avoid problems in the future.
How can a business attorney provide assistance?
- Corporate Governance and advising officers and directors
- Personnel policies and practice
- Contract Negotiation & Preparation
- Expansion & Sale of Business
- Real Estate issues including business leases
- Business Formation and Dissolution
- Consultation about legality of day-to-day operations and issues as they arise
Counseling Owners On Employee-Related Issues
In today’s society, businesses must navigate complicated government regulations in the employment context. At The Walker Law Firm, our accomplished employment attorneys can assist you in planning and conducting your operations to head off employment issues before they occur. We also are highly capable of protecting your interests in employment litigation when a dispute is unavoidable.
Should Your Lawyer Negotiate, Draft And Review Business Contracts?
Well-drafted contracts are vital to any successful business. Our clients benefit from our broad experience at negotiating, drafting and reviewing contracts for all types of California businesses. We counsel our clients about how best to structure a deal to protect the clients’ interests, and ensure the chosen contractual language achieves that goal. Moreover, we use plain English so that you and the other parties understand your mutual obligations.
Contact our California corporate lawyers for an initial consultation concerning your business needs.
