Start-Ups
The type of entity you select for your new business will have an impact on your personal liability exposure, future taxation, and company maintenance matters. Larsen Law Offices, LLC™ will provide a Colorado small business attorney who will work with you and your other professionals to determine which type of entity would be optimum for your new business and your future goals.
Entities can be sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies, or corporations, as well as some variations of these, such as limited liability partnerships. There are advantages and disadvantages to each of these business entity types, depending upon the goals and objectives of the owners. New small businesses often need such items as Operating Agreements, Articles of Incorporation, Articles of Organization, Bylaws, shareholder and director minutes or consents, partner or shareholder agreements, employee agreements, employee handbooks, contracts that will be used in day-to-day business operations, such as sales contracts, services agreements and lease agreements for equipment and buildings.
After the business has been formed, Larsen Law™ can assist the small business owners with company governance and compliance, policies and procedures, nondisclosure agreements, non-compete agreements, licensing and service agreements, and general contract negotiation, drafting, review. Larsen Law Offices, LLC™ also serves a wide variety of Colorado businesses and companies as outside General Counsel by providing an experienced business and corporate lawyer. Some companies benefit from utilizing the services of a Colorado technology lawyer to negotiate and draft software licensing agreements, technology transfer agreements, technology service agreements, or website disclosure statements.
Larsen Law™ can assist you with these needs by providing experienced Colorado business legal services to your company or business by an experienced Colorado business attorney. Contact me today for an initial consultation.
