Business Law Attorney in Colleyville, Texas

When starting a new business, understanding your legal needs is crucial. Likewise, it is important that you start off on solid footing to mitigate potential liability and reduce costs. Getting proper guidance from an experienced Texas business law attorney is imperative to navigate the business formation process and other issues effectively and efficiently. 

At Brooks P. Lynn, Attorney at Law, I'm dedicated to offering skilled advocacy and knowledgeable legal guidance to clients in business law-related matters, including business formation, contract disputes, employment law, and business dissolution. I'm available to discuss your unique circumstances, explore your possible legal options, and work diligently to help you accomplish your short- and long-term business goals. 

My firm – Brooks P. Lynn, Attorney at Law – proudly serves clients across Colleyville, Texas, and surrounding areas throughout all of Tarrant County. 

Business Formation 

When forming a new business, you need to choose a business entity, create procedures and policies, and draw up the necessary business contracts. Here at my firm, Brooks P. Lynn, Attorney at Law, I am poised and ready to guide entrepreneurs through the complexities and legal procedures involved in creating a new business. Additionally, I can assist clients with a huge spectrum of business formation tasks, including, but not limited to: 

• Evaluating and choosing the right business structure or entity – including Partnerships, Sole Proprietorships, Limited Liability Companies (LLC), and Corporations 

• Creating important employment contracts and reviewing company agreements 

• Drafting business agreements, company policies, procedures, bylaws, and operating agreements 

• Preparing corporate documents 

• Registering your company's trademark and branding materials 

• Fulfilling Texas business formation and registration requirements  

• Evaluating business policies, procedures, and contracts to ensure compliance 

• Applying for licenses and permits 

• Filing the necessary federal, local, and state taxes 

Using my extensive knowledge, I can walk you through every step of the business formation process, create a firm legal foundation for your company, and outline a strategic plan to protect you, your partners, and the business from potential liability, damages, or lawsuits. 

Contract Disputes 

When two or more parties are involved in a business contract, each person is expected to act in good faith and perform their contractual obligations. Defaulting or failure to fulfill a contractual obligation may result in a contract dispute. I'm highly skilled and knowledgeable in handling different kinds of business and contract disputes, including: 

• Breach of contract 

• Unfair business competitions and practice 

• Breach of fiduciary duty 

• Definition of technical terms used in the contract 

• Offer and acceptance 

• Errors in the contract 

• Tortious interference with a contract 

• Coercion, fraud, and misrepresentation 

I will work meticulously with all parties involved to settle such contract disputes amicably and peacefully or help you seek relief or financial compensation for any damages suffered. 

Employment Law 

When starting a company, understanding the relationship between employers, employees, and employment law is imperative to mitigate potential lawsuits and disputes. In addition, you have to be up-to-date and in compliance with all federal and state labor laws. 

At Brooks P. Lynn, Attorney at Law, I offer employers, entrepreneurs, and business owners across Texas comprehensive guidance in employment law-related matters. As your legal counsel, I can enlighten you about the rules and procedures involved in hiring, promoting, dismissing, or dealing with various employee matters. 

Additionally, if you're involved in workplace discrimination, wrongful termination, sexual harassment, or any other employment lawsuit, I can fight diligently to protect your business interests and represent your company vigorously in every phase of the legal proceedings. 

Business Dissolution 

Business dissolution is often necessary to close a business entity legally and in good faith. This will help end your obligation in terms of settling debts, paying taxes and fines, and other commitments. Here are some reasons to dissolve a business venture: 

• Excessive debts through loans 

• Low cash flow 

• Negligent accounting practices 

• Disagreements between business partners 

• Bankruptcy 

• Failure of succession-planning 

• Mismanagement of business operations 

• Failure to comply with mandates 

• Product liability 

As your attorney, I will help you handle various business dissolution tasks, such as notifying creditors, filing the Certificate of Dissolution, canceling permits and licenses, filing tax forms, and closing tax accounts. Above all, I will guide you through every phase of the business dissolution process and help dissolve your business legally and effectively. 

How Legal Counsel Can Help 

Getting proper guidance when starting a new business or when involved in contract disputes or business dispute is extremely important. At Brooks P. Lynn, Attorney at Law, I have devoted my career to guiding clients through the complexities of business law. 

Whether you are starting a business, trying to resolve a business dispute, looking to draft employment contracts, or seeking to dissolve your business, I can guide you through the legal processes involved. I will work diligently to address your needs and concerns and help you in a way that works best for you and your company.