Union County Corporate Business Attorneys Help Companies Throughout New Jersey Address Legal Matters
If your corporation or business has never faced a legal issue before, you may not realize how important it can be for your company to have a corporate attorney advising and representing you. When you have to deal with contractual matters, regulatory issues, or the legal system, you may not know what your rights and obligations are or even how to assert or defend your rights and interests. Trying to figure it all out on your own just takes your focus and time away from running and growing your business. Your corporation or business needs experienced legal advisors who can help guide decision-making and management for your corporation and be effective, aggressive advocates when your company faces a legal dispute.
At Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC, for over 25 years our Union County corporate business lawyers have helped companies across New Jersey understand their legal rights and obligations and obtain favorable outcomes when facing legal issues and disputes. Our attorneys use their considerable experience and knowledge and our firm’s resources to protect our clients’ rights and interests. We are highly-skilled transactional lawyers and litigators, so you can expect that by choosing our firm you will get the experienced and successful legal advice and representation that your corporation deserves.
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Don’t allow your corporation to be jeopardized by failing to consider the legal aspect of your company’s decisions and operations. Let Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan be the advisors and advocates you need and deserve. Contact us today for an initial consultation with one of our Union County corporate business lawyers to learn more about how we can help your corporation.
Types of Corporate Business Legal Matters We Handle in Newark, NJ
At Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, our corporate business attorneys have the knowledge and experience to advise and guide our clients on a wide variety of legal issues and matters. Our firm can help you with matters such as:
Business litigation in both state and federal court
Business formations and dissolution
Entity structuring and corporate governance
Employment matters, including regulatory issues and drafting employment agreement and employee handbooks
Commercial real estate, including purchasing/selling and leasing
Contract negotiations and disputes
Mergers and acquisitions and other transactional matters
Drafting and enforcing restrictive covenant agreements such as non-compete or non-disclosure agreements
Partnership/shareholder disputes
Regulatory compliance and responding to investigations
Intellectual property strategy and defense
Dealing with fraud
If your corporation has questions about any of the above issues or another legal matter, or if you need a legal eye to your company’s operations, contact our firm today to learn more about how we can be effective advisors and guides for your business.
Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan Are Effective Advocates for Corporate Clients in Scotch Plains
For more than 25 years, the corporate business lawyers at Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan have diligently served as counselors and advocates for our corporate clients. We are proud to serve as a critical resource for corporate managers and directors. We work hard to make sure that our clients understand their legal and regulatory rights and obligations. We also help our clients to see and understand the legal aspects during decision-making and management. And we fight to protect our clients’ rights and interests when our clients face legal disputes, regulatory investigations, or litigation.
Our attorneys understand that our corporate clients face complex local, state, national, and global legal environments. That is why we work hard to stay on top of developments in legal and regulatory systems that affect our clients’ businesses. We work to always make sure you understand the legal side of your company’s operations and work with you to help your corporation achieve its business goals while minimizing legal risk to the greatest extent possible. When you choose Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan to advise and represent your corporation, you can expect that we will do what it takes to ensure that your business is put in the best position to succeed and grow.
Contact Us Today to Schedule a Consultation to Discuss How We Can Help Your Business in Cherry Hill, NJ
Trying to run a business or corporation without understanding your legal rights, risks, and obligations means you are effectively “flying blind”. You need experienced legal representation who can help you with the decision-making and management matters of your company. If your corporation or business needs advice or assistance with the legal issues facing your company, contact Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC today to schedule a consultation with one of our knowledgeable corporate attorneys to learn more about how our firm can be effective advisors and advocate for your corporation or business.
Frequently Asked Questions about Corporate Business Law in New Jersey
FAQ: What does a corporate attorney do for my business?
A corporate attorney can help advise you and your business as to your legal obligations and rights and help guide you and your business through issues like entity structures and formation, corporate governance, negotiation and review of agreements, employment matters, and regulatory compliance. A corporate attorney can help you understand and guide your business decision-making from a legal and risk management perspective. A corporate attorney should be a critical part of your business’s management and decision-making structure.
FAQ: Do we need to have a board of directors and meetings for our corporation?
Technically yes. In New Jersey, corporations are required to have at least one director, although the number of directors that a corporation has on its board is set forth in its certificate of incorporation. Although boards of directors typically act through meetings, it is possible for the board to take action by written consent in lieu of a meeting. It is still advisable for boards of directors to have meetings (either in person or via teleconference) to discuss decisions and strategy for the company. That way, your directors, who have the legal authority and duty to run the corporation, stay informed about business operations and performance.
