Business Formation & Transactions

New Jersey and New York Business Start-Up Lawyers

Whether starting a new business or managing routine business transactions, it is essential that your business interests and personal interests are equally protected. The attorneys at McLellan & Bialkowski, LLC, provide informative advice and legal counsel to help contractors, construction industry professionals, and real estate professionals form and operate a new business.

Protecting your Interests through Appropriate Business Formation

The attorneys at McLellan & Bialkowski guide owners, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, developers, and others through the process of starting their businesses so that they may legally provide services to others throughout the United States.

• Business planning: The firm assists clients in obtaining financing, such as land development loans, expansion project loans, or small business loans. Additionally, the attorneys assist clients with choosing the correct form of business entity and obtaining a contractor or other occupational license.
• Entity choice: The focal interest point in new business start-ups is establishing the form of business which is appropriate for your needs. The attorneys at McLellan & Bialkowski evaluate client objectives and offer knowledgeable advice about which business entity will provide the most personal protection while also meeting their business needs. The firm assists clients with establishing limited liability companies (LLC), corporations, partnerships, and other business entities.
• Business start-up documents: McLellan & Bialkowski assists clients with preparing, negotiating, and drafting business start-up documents, such as operating agreements, shareholder agreements, partnership agreements, and other essential business contracts. Additionally, the firm prepares the incorporation or business organization documents and facilitates routine filings with the Secretary of State.

Additionally, the firm advises clients about the benefits of utilizing the protection of a business entity to transact business. For example, when a developer purchases a significant amount of land for real estate development, there is considerable risk involved. By forming the appropriate business entity and purchasing the land through the entity, the developer can avoid personal liability for the risks involved.

Discuss how McLellan & Bialkowski can help you meet your business needs. Contact the business organization lawyers at McLellan & Bialkowski for experienced, knowledgeable, and insightful assistance with a new business start-up.