Once you’ve made the decision to go into business for yourself, or to set up a new business enterprise, your next consideration needs to be the type of legal form the company will take.
Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of the different options can be a challenge. It’s also critical that you take the right steps to ensure you’ve met the legal requirements to properly set up your business. That’s why you want an experienced and knowledgeable business lawyer at your side.
At the Law Offices of Howard N. Sobel, we have successfully represented businesses and business owners in New Jersey and Pennsylvania for more than 35 years. We take a personalized and detail-oriented approach, taking the time to learn the unique aspects of your business, so that we can help you identify the structure that best meets your needs. We provide the same high level of service and attention, regardless of size and complexity of your business enterprise.
To set up a confidential consultation, contact our office online or call us at 856-424-6400.
When you hire us to set up a new business entity, we’ll start by learning as much as we can about the business, from your goals to the parties you expect to be involved. Based on a thorough understanding of your business, we’ll make a recommendation regarding the best legal structure for your business, looking at a variety of concerns, including personal liability, tax consequences and ease of operation.
We can help you set up any type of commercial entity, from a sole proprietorship or a partnership to a limited liability company or a corporation. Based on the type of entity you choose, we will:
Contact our office online or call us at 856-424-6400. Evening and weekend appointments can be arranged upon request. We accept all major credit cards.
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