Business
Law and Litigation Whether you're starting a new business,
forming a new or different business entity, or seeking to resolve
a dispute with another business, or with a customer, client or government
entity, Marin Law Partners can handle your matter. Here are
just a few of the many areas in which we provide skilled and agressive
representation for a wide variety of business interests:
Litigation
Unfair
Competition
Breach
of Contract
Right of Publicity
Interference with Contract
Employment
Starting
a Business
When starting a new business, there
are many important decisions to make and many rules and procedures
that must be addressed. While there is no single source for
all filing requirements, the following steps have been developed
to assist you in starting your business.
Step 1
It is helpful to begin with a business
plan. A business plan is a blueprint of every aspect of your
business. Sales, Marketing, Advertising, Promotion and Location
are just some of the aspects of creating a plan.
Step 2
Determine
where you would like to operate your business. If you would like
help deciding on a location for your business, you might, for example,
visit the websites of California's Regional Chambers of Commerce.
Step 3
Choose a business structure.
Below is a list of some common forms of business entities.
Marin Law Partners, and your tax professional, should be consulted
before making a determination as to the type of business entity
to form.
Step 4
File your tax and employer
identification documents.
Step
5
Contact appropriate
government agencies regarding any required licenses and/or permits,
before beginning to operate your business.
In addition to the foregoing general
steps, you must become well-acquainted with the various rules and
procedures for operating your business. For example, Marin
Law Partners will generally prepare a detailed operating agreement
for each of its clients who select the Limited Liability Company
form of entity. For corporation, a set of operational "bylaws,"
and, in some instances, a shareholder agreement, may be required.
Once your business is up and running,
Marin Law Partners can also assist in contract negotiation, dispute
resolution, and project risk management. Call us today to
find out more:
Marin
Law Partners, LLP
21 Tamal Vista Bld. Suite 204
Corte Madera, CA 94925
Phone: 415.927.2333
Fax: 415.927.2354
575 Jefferson Street
Napa, CA 94559
Phone: 707.252.9225
Fax: 707.252.2080
135 Keller Street, Suite C
Petaluma, CA 94952
Phone: 707.763.1553
Fax: 707.763.4204
Email: info@marinlawpartners.com
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