AREAS OF PRACTICE

Business and Commercial Law

Goldstein & Metzger, LLP provides a wide variety of services to its business clients. Such services range from assisting in selecting the type of organizational entity under which to operate, to the preparation of agreements, the sale and purchase of businesses, obtaining financing and funding for business operations, and employee relations, to the final dissolution of a business.

There are generally three forms under which individuals may operate a business: as a sole proprietorship, a corporation, or a limited liability company (LLC). If more than one person is involved in establishing the business, then they may, alternatively, form a partnership.

For more information, see our Business and Commercial Law FAQ page.

How a Lawyer Can Help -- Smart business planning includes preventing potential problems and making sure the business is protected against foreseeable risks. The start-up phase for a new business is undoubtedly a busy time. Unfortunately, at this crucial time, it is easy for the focus on daily operations to take priority over legal issues. A brief consultation with a lawyer as you are starting up your business can help you quickly identify your business' legal needs. Bringing in a lawyer early on is a worthwhile investment that can help prevent major problems down the road.