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We are an Atlanta based firm.  Our focus is Corporate Law, International Business Transactions, and Immigration Law.  Whether you are an entrepreneur who needs to negotiate a contract or settle a dispute or hire a foreign worker, we can add value to your transaction.
 
We can add value in two ways to your business.  One way we can add value is to serve you by understanding your company’s long-term strategic goals so that we can tailor our approach and solution(s) in meeting your company goals.  Discovering solutions that fit your unique challenges requires us to not simply understand the common problems a small to mid-size company like yours might encounter but how those solutions may address your unique issues.  Your company may have a unique need to hire foreign worker due to their certain set of skills or your company may be considering expanding globally, in addition to helping you understand what market barriers you might encounter, we can assist you in either avoiding those barriers or a way around those barriers so that you can establish your presence in that market based on your unique goals.  For example, if client’s long-term strategy is to expand globally, it would be critical to your understanding what business structures are acceptable so that you can discover a solution rather than avoid the market altogether.

Another way we can add value, we educate our clients what business issue(s) they need to resolve before creating any documents that may or may not make sense but more importantly, documents that may not even be right for the company.  Thus, we assist our clients understand three critical issues before drafting any documents.  One, we help you analyze your business model as well as assess risk factors before making legal decisions. Then, we assist you understand your industry and your competition by identifying strengths and weaknesses of your business in an efficient and cost-effective manner.  Finally, we help you recognize factors for anticipating the market before taking an action to capture future opportunities for competitive advantage as much as possible through business structuring or contract negotiations.

Because we believe it is important not only to tell you who we are but also to demonstrate our understanding of some common issues involved in running a small to mid-size businesses.  Thus, on this Web site, we discuss some of the basic issues that most small to mid-size businesses encounter and some solutions for avoiding those issues.

•         In Corporate Law, the issues that entrepreneurs frequently face are: which business structure protects company’s assets, whether the contract accomplishes the business goals, whether the lease terms are reasonable, or whether the decision to buy and/or sell is a good business decision.
•         In International Business Transactions, the issues that entrepreneurs might encounter in the international context might be offshore incorporation, an understanding of trade barriers,’ or entry strategies for entering into a foreign market.
•         In Immigration Law, the issues immigrants and citizens encounter are how to sponsor a relative, hire a foreign worker, or how to avoid immigration consequences of criminal activity.
Please visit the blogs and resource pages on this Web site to read articles that might assist you regarding some business incorporation issues, issues facing companies seeking to expand, issues facing employers interested in hiring a foreign worker, and individuals seeking to sponsor a relative.  However, these articles are not exhaustive of any particular issue(s) rather they are meant to facilitate your general understanding of the issue(s).  They are not meant to substitute legal advice for your unique situation(s).

Please visit the blogs and resource pages on this Web site to read articles that might assist you regarding some business incorporation issues, issues facing companies seeking to expand, issues facing employers interested in hiring a foreign worker, and individuals seeking to sponsor a relative.  However, these articles are not exhaustive of any particular issue(s) rather they are meant to facilitate your general understanding of the issue(s).  They are not meant to substitute legal advice for your unique situation(s).

In addition to helping your business incorporation issues, we also provide day-to-day advice to clients on general corporate matters such as drafting and negotiating various types of contracts such as employment contracts or non-compete or non-disclosure contracts.  Finally, we can assist you ending your business relations so lingering debts or issues do not follow you around by drafting the appropriate documents and/or litigating the issues. In other words, if you have an issue related to your business that is troubling you, we can help.  If you have other questions, please contact us.

We can be available during evenings by appointment only.