Business Law
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We have a client base that includes local family-owned businesses as well as large publicly-traded corporations. We routinely advise our business clients as they grow through the acquisition of new businesses and new facilities. We advise and counsel our clients on all aspects of buying and selling commercial real estate, commercial leases, and in the formation of new business entities.
You can rely on Askin & Hooker, LLC to be a valuable resource and ally for your business. Whether you have questions about the initial formation of your business, contract negotiations, or the resolution of internal or external disputes, we can provide strategic guidance and practical results-oriented legal counsel.
More Information About Business Law:
What Is a Non-Disclosure Agreement?
If you pay attention to the news or are involved in business transactions, you've most likely heard the term non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before. While most stories that discuss NDAs center around salacious details that someone (usually a celebrity or politician)...
How to Avoid Partnership and Shareholder Disputes
There can be many reasons why partnership or shareholder disputes happen. In many cases, partners do not define their expectations in the form of a shareholder or partnership agreement before the start of the business. However, even in cases involving written...
8 Business Succession Planning Best Practices
Business succession planning is the documentation of logistical and financial decisions about who will take over your business upon retirement, death, or unforeseen disability. The best plans for successful business succession are laid out in advance of any unforeseen...
Asset Protection and Your Business: How to Legally Keep Your Personal & Business Assets Separate
The most important strategy for protecting your personal and business assets is to structure your business as a separate legal entity. Whether you structure your business as a sole proprietorship, corporation or a Limited Liability Company (LLC) the legal entity will...