Choosing a business entity is no walk in the park. The alphabet soup of LLCs, LLPs, S-Corps and C-Corps is just the beginning. Liability, tax consequences, management, growth strategy, estate planning and more play a pivotal role in determining the right entity choice and tax treatment. Candela Law Group can assist in determining the right entity type for your business.
All pau? Not so fast. Now that you have a company, you need to manage it. Candela can help with governance issues to ensure that decision making is clear and efficient.
This is the foundation of your business. Do it well.
Once you form your business, now the fun begins! But where there is fun, dangers follow. Many legal issues may arise in the course of your business, but Candela Law Group is here to navigate you safely through them all.
A few legal issues that arise in general business operations include:
Employment Agreements
Employment Policies and Handbooks
Liquor Licensing and Other Permitting Issues
Obtaining Loans and Financing
Sale of the Business or Assets of the Business
Merging with or Acquiring Another Business
Expanding Your Business and Licensing Intellectual Property
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