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Ericson, Scalise & Mangan can take care of the many legal requirements and issues pertaining to your business, leaving you free to manage and run your operation. Our business attorneys have many years of business law experience supporting a wide range of business owners across CT.
Know that you will have a solid legal team to support you from forming or buying a business through to its sale.
We work with large, medium, and small businesses, sole proprietors, partnerships, limited liability companies, and corporations. There are many intricacies and implications of laws that can directly affect the success of a business. The success of a business impacts its owners, their families, employees, investors, partners, and successors. Count on Ericson, Scalise & Mangan to provide reliable and dependable legal advice that protects you and your business so you can achieve your personal and financial objectives.
What Legal Issues Does Our Law Firm Represent in Connecticut Business Law?
Our legal services include:
- Business Transactions
- Business Formation of Corporations, Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies, or Limited Liability Partnerships
- Employment Contracts, Including Contract Drafting
- Shareholder and Partner Agreements
- Diverse Real Estate Issues (leases, business loans)
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Business Succession Planning
- Buy-Sell Agreements
- Assistance in the protection of your hard-earned business assets
- Sale and Liquidation
- Commercial Litigation
- State and Federal Law Compliance Issues
- Construction Matters
- Tax Planning
- Residential and Commercial Real Estate Law
What Sort of Business Entity Formation Suits Your Goals and Interests?
Depending on your specific needs, you may consider creating different types of business entities.
The most common business structures in the state of Connecticut are the following:
- A limited liability company (LLC).
- A limited liability partnership.
- Sole proprietorships.
- Cooperative business agreements.
- And corporations, including S Corp, C Corp, nonprofit corporations, and close corporations.
Each type of business entity offers different legal protections to the company owners as well as business assets. They all have different impacts on business concerns, including taxes, insurance, and more. As your lawyers or in-house counsel, we will work closely with your accountants, insurance agents, and other professionals in all aspects of business formation and compliance. This will allow you to focus on business management and working with your employees or contractors.
Contact Us to Schedule an In-Depth Case Evaluation with Experienced Business Law Attorneys Today
When dealing with complex business law matters, it is recommended that you work with an attorney who has a high degree of knowledge in the practice area. Our legal team would be proud to assist you in all aspects of business law, whether you are contending with disputes, a business startup, selling your business, or business succession planning. We have extensive experience representing small business owners, family-owned businesses, and corporate offices in various business law issues.
To learn more about our legal services, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our Connecticut law firm at either our New Britain or Avon law offices. You may reach our New Britain, CT, law office at 860-854-3809, or you may reach us at our Avon office at 860-854-3545. We look forward to speaking with you.
