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Commercial and Business Law In today's complicated, overly regulated world, it is difficult to operate a small business without consulting a lawyer. When starting a new business, it is important to carefully consider how the business is organized. Should you incorporate? Should you operate as a partnership or a sole proprietorship? If you incorporate, then the corporate books must be maintained and updated. How do you respond when you get threatening letters or are sued? If anyone else is involved in the business as an owner, then there ought to be written agreements in advance about how the company will be run and what will happen if one co-owner dies or wants out. You may have a disagreement with a co-owner. Written contracts are important to documenting agreements with customers. A broken contract may cost you money. Renting a location may involve a complex commercial lease. When customers fail to pay, you may need to file suit for your money. The sale of an ongoing business often involves a complicated agreement and numerous documents. Mr. Hackney can help advise you regarding all of these issues and many others. He can also help you with most litigation related to your business. He has handled numerous lawsuits for breach of contract, non-payment, promissory notes, dissolution of businesses, fraud, and other commercial disputes.
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The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely on advertisement. Before you decide, ask Harry T. Hackney to send you free written information about his qualifications and experience. The purpose of this Web site is to provide general information in the fields of law represented. Each situation is unique and the facts will vary with individual circumstances. Information contained on this site is not offered as legal advice, and is based primarily on the law of the State of Florida. |
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