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Business law concerns business to business transactions dealing primarily with the definition of rights and responsibilities as opposed to enforcement. This includes business start-up practices, mergers and acquisitions and real estate transactions. Corporate law deals with the formation and operations of corporations (legal entity or “artificial person”) created to perform duties necessary to maintain a business separate from its stockholders.

Improve Daily Business Operations — Consult a Raleigh Business Attorney

Small and medium-sized businesses face many of the same challenges as their larger counterparts. They also have unique issues of their own. Limited budgets still need reliable, effective representation to protect reputations, assets, employees and best interests. Running your own business often leaves little time to deal with legal issues that constantly plague small businesses. A Raleigh business law attorney on your side can make a huge difference in the day-to-day operations of your company. Types of Business Structures Your business can be structured in many different ways. Whether you are just starting your business and are unsure of the structure that would best fit your circumstances or are an established business that needs to restructure, an experienced attorney at Brady Boyette in Raleigh, North Carolina help. Business structures in the United States include: Sole proprietorship: owner and his or her company are viewed as one and the same Partnership: multiple owners; owners maintain personal liability for the business Corporation: establishes business as a separate legal entity; owners have limited liability protection Limited Liability Company: separate legal entities from their owners, but allows owners to report business gains and losses on their own personal tax returns.

Contact a Cary Business Attorney for Annual Filings, Negotiations

Build your business on a solid foundation with the help of an experienced business law attorney. A lawyer can not only help you determine what business structure is the best way to organize your business, but a good business attorney can provide you with the legal advice you need to protect your interests and grow or maintain your business. If a problem requires litigation, you want an attorney with experience, who understands your case fully and who can represent your interests vigorously yet on a cost-effective basis. Contact an attorney with Brady Boyette in Raleigh, North Carolina to help you achieve a favorable outcome.

Schedule A Consultation from a North Carolina Corporate Lawyer

Contact Brady Boyette, in Raleigh, North Carolina for a consultation to discuss the help we can provide for the future of your company. Brian Brady, founder of Brady Boyette, is a creative, responsible attorney who provides personal service and makes himself available, including returning calls in a timely manner. Contact our law office for a consultation about your particular situation.