Running a business can be hard enough. You don’t have to do the legal work alone.
BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY SERVING NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, AND CALIFORNIA
WHAT THE FIRM OFFERS
Contracts, Incorporations, and Business Law
Let’s face it: you’ve made a contract, or maybe even incorporated a business, but you probably didn’t understand half of what you were reading. More importantly, you worried about how every detail could and would affect your business down the line. That’s where we come in.
Real Estate and Landlord-Tenant Law
You have a lease. You have a tenant; maybe a couple. Your tenants are doing something you don’t want them to do. Or maybe you haven’t done something your tenants think you need to do. With years of experience in this space, both on the initial leasing side and on the eviction/breach of contract side, we can give you the insights you need to keep your property humming (and profitable).
Litigation and Lawsuits
So it’s come to blows. Someone screwed you, or thinks you screwed them. A lawsuit is inevitable; the clock is ticking. If you’ve never been through this, you’re understandably stressed. It’s probably all you can think about. If you have been through this, you know what stress awaits you.
Take a breath. Slow down. Give us a call. We have a proud track record as efficient, creative, and tenacious litigators. We can’t make the fact that you’re involved in a lawsuit any less stressful. But we will make the process less painful. We’ll handle the legal stress so you can focus on keeping your business moving.
Advice and Counsel
You’re hiring your first employee. You need an employee manual and contract. You’re making your first sale on credit. You need a security agreement. You’re leasing your first office or manufacturing space. You need to formalize an oral contract you’ve had for a while. You name it, we’ve probably seen it. We’re here to answer any questions you have.
Let’s face it: you’ve made a contract, or maybe even incorporated a business, but you probably didn’t understand half of what you were reading. More importantly, you worried about how every detail could and would affect your business down the line. That’s where we come in.
You have a lease. You have a tenant; maybe a couple. Your tenants are doing something you don’t want them to do. Or maybe you haven’t done something your tenants think you need to do. With years of experience in this space, both on the initial leasing side and on the eviction/breach of contract side, we can give you the insights you need to keep your property humming (and profitable).
So it’s come to blows. Someone screwed you, or thinks you screwed them. A lawsuit is inevitable; the clock is ticking. If you’ve never been through this, you’re understandably stressed. It’s probably all you can think about. If you have been through this, you know what stress awaits you.
Take a breath. Slow down. Give us a call. We have a proud track record as efficient, creative, and tenacious litigators. We can’t make the fact that you’re involved in a lawsuit any less stressful. But we will make the process less painful. We’ll handle the legal stress (in fact, we revel in it) so you can focus on keeping your business moving.
You’re hiring your first employee. You need an employee manual and contract. You’re making your first sale on credit. You need a security agreement. You’re leasing your first office or manufacturing space. You need to formalize an oral contract you’ve had for a while. You name it, we’ve probably seen it. We’re here to answer any questions you have.
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