Big corporations can afford to hire teams of in-house attorneys to handle their legal needs. As a small business or non-profit organization, you probably can't afford to have an attorney on your payroll full-time. But you should still have a relationship with a small business attorney who can answer your legal questions and be proactive in making sure your organization has minimized its legal risks.

Avoid Expensive Legal Surprises

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Most small business disputes could have been avoided with preventative legal advice.

So often the do it yourself contract, handshake agreement, or simple unawareness creates more expensive legal problems down the road, problems that could have been easily avoided with a business attorney on your team.

Flat Fees Work With Your Budget

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Every business needs experienced legal counsel, but contrary to popular belief, no one pays attorneys solely for their time.

​An attorney's real value is in their knowledge, experience, and ability to solve your problem. With more than 10 years of experience, including at some of the nation's largest law firms, you can get the expertise you need without breaking the budget.

Get the Answers You Need

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You don't know what you don't know, but your business is depending on you to know.

​It's every business owner's catch-22. You can search the internet and hope you get everything right, or you can rely on a trusted and experienced business attorney to not only answer your questions, but also point out the questions you didn't even think to ask. ​​

Know What Risks You Face

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You know you need legal help with your business or non-profit, but you're just not sure exactly what that means. And you need a business attorney who won't talk down to you, but will instead take the time to explain your options, weigh the risks, and make a sound business decision.
  • Know exactly who to turn to with all of your legal questions.
  • Pursue your passion without worrying that what you know don’t know will come back to bite you.
  • Save time—you have a business to run that already takes more hours than you have in a day. When were you planning to become a practicing attorney too?
  • Be able to honestly say, “Our attorney will handle this.”

Schedule a consultation today and start working with a small business attorney for your business. Get the advice and guidance you need...on time and on budget.