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Corporate Law deals with a broad range of legal issues affecting businesses, partnerships, and corporations. In today’s complex business world the corporate attorney is an integral part of a successful business team. Contracts are complicated and assign risk to each person who enters into an agreement. Before you sign an agreement, make sure you know what you’re signing. Our Asheville business lawyers try numerous cases involving business disputes and our experience spans a vast area from sole proprietorships to large corporations.

As a corporate law firm in Asheville we bring this expertise to help our clients draft fair agreements, solid contracts, and business deals that allow local business owners to focus on their business and meet the needs of their customers and industry. We try to use our knowledge about what contracts go to court in an effort to draft contracts that keep our clients out of the courtroom.  Too many businesses hastily sign or create contracts only to spend years and substantial attorney’s fees regretting their haste. Our corporate attorneys are familiar with and offer their expertise to clients in:

• Forming corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, and general partnerships
• Drafting performance contracts and contracts for the sale of goods or delivery of products
• Preparing shareholder agreements, buy-sell agreements, license agreements, employee agreements, confidentiality agreements, non-disclosure and non-solicitation agreements
• Facilitating mergers and sales of closely held corporations
• Assisting with the daily needs of your business

Our Asheville Business Lawyers serve businesses in Western North Carolina, including Asheville, Hendersonville, Black Mountain and Weaverville. Our clients include a wide range of company sizes and legal needs, from fortune 25 clients to single-owner entities. Call us to schedule a time that we can begin to assist you in your business needs.

Please visit our Corporate & Business Law Articles for more information.

• Why You Should Incorporate Your Business
• Choosing Between The Different Types Of Corporate Entities
• A Brief Overview Of The Incorporation Process
• Forming A Corporation In The State of North Carolina
• How An Attorney Can Assist You In The Incorporation Process
• Selecting A Name For Your New Business
• Business Dissolution In North Carolina
• Contract Drafting
• What To Look For In A Commercial Lease

Please call us at 1-828-505-4300 if you need legal assistance for your business.