Corporate law is often thought of as being only for big businesses, but corporate law is a necessary requirement for any size business.  Representation of a business begins with the formation of the chosen business entity, whether it is a sole proprietorship, corporation, partnership, or limited liability company.  Once an entity is formed, preparation, review and negotiation of key business contracts is crucial to the successful operation of the business and avoiding potential disputes with clients, customers, and other business associates.  Eventually, once a client has grown its business, it may require legal advice in the sale of its business, whether through an asset sale, stock sale, merger, or some other form of acquisition.  Christina Hebert Law believes that no detail is too small when representing the interests of its clients in a business transaction.  Some of the matters with which this firm can assist a business are as follows:

• Entity Formation, including “S” corporations and limited liability companies
• Asset Purchase Agreements
• Stock Purchase Agreements
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Distribution Agreements
• Consulting Agreements
• Noncompete and Nonsolicitation Agreements
• Employment Agreements
• Limited Liability Company Operating Agreements
• Shareholder/Buy-Sell Agreements
• Stock Option Agreements
• Leases

Client categories that Tampa corporate lawyer, Christina Hebert, has represented in business transactions include accountants, dentists, doctors, day cares, insurance companies, moving companies, employee leasing companies, solar panel installation company, bridge construction company, paint ball field, furniture manufacturer, waste company, pet cremation companies, and real estate and development companies.

Leave the details to Tampa business lawyer, Christina Hebert, by calling today (813) 240-2468 to set up an appointment or simply complete the online form below.