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Mitigating Business Risk
Top 10 Business Risk Mitigation Services
Helping existing businesses tackle their challenges, especially when it comes to navigating the complexities of highly regulated industries, is our specialty. We help you implement the processes and standard operating procedures to ensure day-to-day compliance.
01.
Form a New Business Entity
For help with establishing a new U.S. company or a related entity in another state, together with its formation documents.
02.
Draft, Analyze & Negotiate Contracts
For businesses who understand the importance of limiting risk exposure through solid contract execution when embarking on a new, or modifying an existing, venture.
03.
Apply for Permits & Licenses
For those who recognize that qualifying for, and submitting these applications, can be more complex than meets the untrained eye.
04.
Defend Government Allegations
For businesses facing government allegations who want help to avoid penalties and other ramifications.
05.
Global Sales Legal Strategy
For businesses who want to launch or improve their existing global operations and seek assistance in navigating regulations and ensuring compliance.
06.
Bylaws & Operating Agreement Review
For those who need fundamental changes to their foundational corporate documents, and help with filing these amended records.
07.
Foreign Company Legal Registration
For domestic companies with a need to formally register their business in a new state, or foreign companies who need to establish a U.S. presence.
08.
Responding to Government Inquiries
For businesses facing government inquiries who recognize the importance of responding thoroughly, without saying more than necessary.
09.
New Opportunity Risk Mitigation
For those considering a new business opportunity and want help assessing the potential legal and financial risks involved.
10.
Transfers to Delaware Corp
For entities looking to transfer operations or assets to a Delaware corporation who need help with making such a conversion.
Forming A US Company
Starting a new U.S.-based company can involve various federal agencies, depending on the nature of your business, and the products or services.
