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Nantz Law is passionate about our work and leave no stones unturned to guarantee complete client satisfaction with outstanding legal representation.
Responsive solutions for start-ups, small businesses, and established companies. Getting to know you and your business, as well as listening to and understanding your needs is an essential aspect of becoming an effective business resource. We are able to respond to our clients utilizing a wide-range of legal expertise and valuable relationships with proven partners. This allows us to create a cost-effective, responsive, and totally customized approach to our client’s legal needs.
The business transaction advisory practice promotes an open line of communication with our clients. This allows us to not only get to know our clients and their way of doing business, but to also help keep an eye on any issues that may arise. This means we can help prevent small issues into becoming big ones and also be a knowledgeable sounding board for our clients.
No two businesses are alike, and no single due diligence strategy can satisfy every buyer, seller, or lender. We tailor our processes and results to the direct needs of our client.
We are highly-skilled and results-driven corporate attorneys
When you start your own venture, the very first thing that needs to be decided is the formation of the business, whether it will be an LLC, LLP, LP, S-Corp or a C-Corp.
As a new business owner, it can get difficult to differentiate between a C-Corp and an S-Corp. A Corporate Lawyer can help you understand the key differences and also help you decide you which formation will best fit your requirements.
Find out which of business formations are right for your business goals, liabilities, and taxation.
Business transactions are pivotal to any firm’s operations. Business attorneys manage each and every type of commercial and corporate transaction, such as: mergers and acquisitions, contract development and review, trademark registrations, and protecting the business you’ve built.
With experience ranging from entrepreneurs and startups to larger businesses and corporations, our corporate lawyers offer their extensive knowledge and expertise for our clients.
Employment relationships in any reputable organization or business are always a contractual one, which comes in many forms. South Carolina is an at-will employment state, which means that an employee may quit their job at any time for any reason or no reason whatsoever. On the same lines, employers can also hire and fire employees at will. This is why it becomes so important to hire a corporate lawyer, who understands the law and offer legal guidance on numerous issues such as:
Business contracts or agreements are one of the most common reasons why organizations and businesses hire business lawyers. These agreements are legally binding documents between two parties. Common agreements include – Nondisclosure agreements, noncompete agreements, licensing documents, property or other asset purchases, stock purchases, PPMs, and corporate governance. Because breach of contract is common and occurs when one party fails to honor or perform their part of the agreement, it becomes necessary to take legal advice (or action) from expert lawyers.
The freedom of a startup is exhilarating. Being your own boss, making an impact on the world, and sharing your industry ideas with others drives you to bring your startup from an idea to a reality. However, with a startup also comes limited funds, limited workers, and a learning curve. With our experience working with startups and entrepreneurs, we are able to offer you the right advice and customized services to make sure that nothing stands in your way. Hiring a corporate attorney can help you start on the right foot by helping you analyze essential legal matters, guiding you to take the right legal decision, and contributing to your business’s growth in the long run.
It is not uncommon for businesses to need a corporate lawyer, who can offer legal counsel on business disputes along with pre-litigation counsel. This includes legal topics such as: