Corporate Law
York County, PA corporate law lawyers represent all types and sizes of business organizations including sole proprietorships, partnerships, C corporations, S corporations, limited liability companies (LLC), non profit corporations and professional corporations. Services are usually billed at an hourly rate. A retainer or pre-payment is customary for new clients and certain matters. Retainers will vary depending on the complexity of your situation. Clients with established relationships may be billed monthly or at completion. Common terms and issues associated with corporate law include business formation, mergers, acquisitions, business purchase, business sale, due diligence, contracts, breach of contract, litigation - plaintiff, litigation - defendant, negotiation, arbitration, shareholders, board of directors, officers, partnership agreements, employment agreements, shareholder agreements, non-compete agreements, employees, securities regulation, intellectual property, trademarks, patents, copyrights, property ownership, insurance, trusts, wills, privacy issues, franchises, collections, creditors’ rights, debtors’ rights, business bankruptcy, antitrust law, environmental law, securities law, employment law, labor relations, union issues, international law and taxation. Click on a York County, PA corporate law lawyer’s button above to learn more about that member lawyer or visit the Law Library to learn more about corporate law. Contact the York County corporate law lawyer of your choice to present your legal matter and/or schedule an initial consultation. The member lawyers above represent clients throughout York County, Pennsylvania including York, Dillsburg, Dover, Etters, Hanover, Red Lion and Wrightsville.
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