Business Law

The business law attorneys at Myatt & Bell know that your business is your financial lifeline.

Ensuring that a business is successful requires monitoring 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days per year. Running a successful business requires precious time and resources, leaving little time to keep current on the myriad of tax and regulatory changes that affect your business. With business policy and law changes occurring frequently, it can be difficult to understand what these changes mean for your business without proper counsel. Our customized business law services include counseling clients on the proper maintenance of their organization and forming the following entities:

• Sole Proprietorships
• Partnerships
• Subchapter S Corporations
• Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
• Professional Corporations (PCs)
• Professional Limited Liability Companies (PLLCs)
• Family Limited Partnerships
• Multi-generational Limited Liability Companies for Generation Skipping Tax Planning

Myatt & Bell understands that running a business is time-consuming enough without worrying about all of the legal aspects, and our team is here to assist you with your business law concerns.

We Help Recognize Potential Issues

Our preventative legal approach allows us to identify and address potential concerns before problems arise to help protect our clients and their businesses. Myatt & Bell can help you anticipate and eliminate potential issues before they emerge and harm your business. Having your business documents reviewed by our business law attorney can potentially save a significant amount of time and money in the long run.

Our Business Lawyers Can Assist in Complex Areas

While a business owner can and should handle many parts of the business personally, some situations can arise where the assistance of a business attorney can be very beneficial. For instance, you may want to work with a business lawyer when:

• Forming a business;
• Selling your company or acquiring another entity; and
• Navigating investigations by local or state agencies regarding business practices or operations.