Corporate Law

Incomparable Experience & Skill that Yields Results

Daytona Beach Corporate Law Attorney

Trusted Business Lawyer with National Recognition

At Snell Legal, we provide highly experienced legal assistance with all of your corporate needs. From the formation of your company to assisting with contracts, transactions, and employee issues, we can help you. Our corporate lawyer has been assisting businesses large and small in Daytona Beach and beyond for decades.

We provide representation on standard corporate law needs for all types of businesses, including:

  • Corporations
  • Limited liability companies (LLCs)
  • Partnerships
  • Sole proprietorships

Our business law attorney has received state and national recognition for outstanding ability from industry organizations. These include Martindale-Hubbell® and Florida Super Lawyers®. Whatever your needs, Snell Legal offers the personalized attention of a small firm with the power of a larger firm.

Corporate Law Matters We Handle in Central Florida

Even small businesses deal with a wide variety of legal issues. Our law firm provides assistance to business leaders such as officers, directors, shareholders, members, CEOs, managers, and in-house counsel. We appreciate that business owners and leaders want things to go smoothly and at a reasonable cost. We do our best to make sure that happens for our clients.

Our corporate law practice areas include (but are not limited to):

  • Business startups - Whether you need help choosing the right entity or preparing your nondisclosure agreement, we can help you set up your business for success.
  • Business disputes and litigation - Our attorney can help you resolve your dispute before it goes to trial, or represent your best interests if your case requires litigation.
  • Business succession planning - We can help you prepare a business succession plan that ensures a smooth transition and minimizes the impact of taxes
  • Intellectual property protection - Our lawyer understands the value of intellectual property rights for a business, and we have helped hundreds of clients with their IP disputes
  • Employment law issues - Our attorney have represented employers in a variety of disputes, from discrimination to worker's compensation claims, and we are prepared to help you.
  • Contract preparation, review, and disputes - Contract issues can quickly become complex, and we have the experience you need to successfully resolve a contract dispute
  • Business and commercial transactions - We can advise you on mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, and a wide variety of other corporate transactions
  • Regulatory compliance - Our lawyer has an extensive knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations, and we can help you ensure your business can operate efficiently while staying legally compliant

Frequently Asked Questions About Corporate Law

At Snell Legal, we understand that corporate law can be complex, with many businesses needing clarity on legal matters that impact their daily operations and growth. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions to help you understand how we can assist you.

1. What is the best structure for my business?

The best business structure depends on factors such as your goals, liability tolerance, tax preferences, and growth plans. Common structures include:

  • Sole Proprietorships: Simple to set up but offer limited liability protection.
  • Partnerships: Allow for shared ownership but require clear agreements among partners.
  • LLCs: Provide liability protection with flexible tax options.
  • Corporations (S & C): Offer strong liability protection but have more compliance requirements.

Snell Legal can help you evaluate these factors and select the structure that best suits your needs.

2. What corporate governance practices should my company follow?

Corporate governance practices vary depending on your company size and structure, but generally include:

  • Establishing Bylaws and Operating Agreements
  • Setting Up a Board of Directors or Advisors
  • Holding Regular Meetings and Documenting Decisions
  • Ensuring Compliance with State and Federal Regulations

Strong governance is essential for operational integrity and growth. Our team helps businesses establish and maintain governance practices that align with legal requirements and industry standards.

3. How can Snell Legal assist with mergers and acquisitions?

Our M&A services include:

  • Due Diligence: Evaluating assets, liabilities, and legal compliance of the target company.
  • Negotiations: Working to secure favorable terms and conditions for the transaction.
  • Drafting Agreements: Ensuring contracts are comprehensive and protect your interests.
  • Integration Support: Facilitating a smooth transition post-acquisition.

We provide guidance through every stage of M&A transactions to help you achieve successful outcomes.

4. What steps should I take if a contract dispute arises?

If you’re facing a contract dispute, consider:

  • Reviewing the Contract Terms: Understanding each party’s obligations.
  • Negotiating Solutions: Attempting to resolve disputes amicably.
  • Seeking Mediation or Arbitration: Exploring alternative dispute resolution methods.
  • Taking Legal Action: If necessary, filing a lawsuit to enforce the contract.

Snell Legal provides representation for all stages of contract disputes, from negotiation to litigation, to help resolve conflicts effectively.

5. How can I protect my business’s confidential information?

Protecting confidential information is essential for maintaining a competitive edge. Legal options include:

  • Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs): Prevent unauthorized sharing of proprietary information.
  • Non-Compete Agreements: Limit competition from former employees or business partners.
  • Confidentiality Clauses: Included in employment and vendor contracts to protect sensitive data.

We help businesses draft customized agreements to safeguard confidential information.

6. What are my options if an employee files a claim against my company?

If an employee files a claim, you should:

  • Review Employment Policies: Confirm compliance with applicable labor laws.
  • Gather Documentation: Collect records related to the claim, such as performance reviews or policies.
  • Consult Legal Counsel: Seek legal advice to understand your rights and options.

Our team provides guidance on handling claims related to discrimination, wrongful termination, wage disputes, and more.

Corporate law is a complex and constantly evolving field. A good corporate lawyer can become a vital extension of your business. By working closely with you, we can help you tackle corporate law needs so your business goals can be reached.


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