Legal & financial expertise for small businesses.

Entity selection

Choose the right legal structure for your business (like an LLC or corporation), and understand what it means for your personal risk, taxes, and ongoing paperwork.

Corporate governance

Create or review the key documents that explain how your business runs and how decisions are made (like bylaws and founder agreements).

Investment legal advice

Understand the legal side of raising money for the business like adding a partner or investor, and reviewing the paperwork that goes with it.

Contract drafting & review

Draft or review common business contracts, including vendor, client, and partnership agreements, so you understand what you’re agreeing to before you sign.

Commercial lease review

Review commercial lease terms, risks, and negotiation points before (or after) you sign so you know what you’re on the hook for as a tenant.

Website terms & policies

Create or review the rules and legal policies for your website or online business, including how you handle customer data and how visitors can use your site.

Employment legal advice

Understand the rules for hiring workers so you comply with labor laws, including independent contractors, interns, and employees.

Trademark guidance

Protect the names, logos, and slogans that identify your brand — searching for conflicts before you commit, registering a trademark when that is the right next step, and thinking through a broader strategy for your brand and ideas.

Copyright advice

Learn who owns the creative content your business creates and how to protect it, as well as how to use other people’s content legally.

Patent advice

Get early guidance on whether patent protection may fit your invention, product, or process and what to consider before moving forward.

Assistance calculating the cost of production and understanding how much a product or service contributes to paying overhead and owner's salary at various price and sales levels.

Assistance understanding whether the business can afford a new expense — hiring, a loan, or a new commercial lease.

Assistance setting prices and understanding which existing or proposed revenue streams are the most profitable.

Assistance developing 1–3 year financial forecasts for a business plan or raising capital.

Assistance choosing an appropriate system, support to implement it, and training to understand how to classify financial transactions.