Real Estate & Business
Throughout Northeast Texas, the Campbell Law Firm, PC (CLF) represents individuals and small businesses of all types in a range of real estate and business law matters.
Real Estate
At CLF, we handle all aspects of residential and commercial real estate transactions, such as land sales and acquisitions, building sales and acquisitions, financing, land use and development, foreclosures, leasing, property titles, and filing builder's and mechanic's liens for contractors. Our clients include developers, contractors, landlords, tenants, and buyers and sellers, and our services include the review and preparation of all necessary documents for the purchase or sale of real property. Furthermore, we have extensive experience with deeds, leases, easements, rights-of-way, title examinations, and loan documents.
Business
CLF provides legal advice and representation to a range of business owners, assisting with:
- Entity formation
- Buying and selling of businesses
- Contracts
Non-Profit Organizations
We regularly assist non-profits and tax-exempt organizations of all sizes in a range of legal and tax-related matters at both the state and federal level. The firm also has a history of donating time to help these organizations through the process of entity formation and in resolving other legal issues.
Business Law: Frequently Asked Questions
What does a business lawyer do?
Business lawyers and attorneys represent corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies (LLCs), sole proprietorships, associations, and joint ventures. They can also represent people involved in doing business, such as business owners, business partners, managers, directors, officers, shareholders, contractors, subcontractors, consultants, and employees.
When do I need a business lawyer?
Generally speaking, if you are a business owner seeking to protect your business and your assets, it is probably a good idea to hire an experienced business attorney. At CLF, we can help you protect your assets from creditors and lawsuits, and can advise you on compliance matters to reduce the risk that you will run afoul of government rules and regulations. The firm also routinely assists business clients in negotiations, which can result in more favorable transactions for your company. Common junctures for retaining the help of a law firm include when you are:
- Forming and organizing a new business
- Hiring employees
- Offering or issuing stock, options, warrants, or convertible notes
- Developing and selling new products or services
- Entering into contracts with third parties (vendors, consultants, etc.)
- Resolving disputes between management, employees, partners, or other internal parties
- Buying another business
- Selling your business
- Maintaining a business after the founder or another key person retires from the company
Can I afford to hire a business lawyer?
At CLF, we understand that many small businesses need to watch their spending. For this reason, we utilize an unconventional billing system that allows us to develop a unique fee structure to suit the needs of each individual client. There is no set hourly rate for our services; rather, we work with you to arrange a mutually-satisfactory fee agreement.
Seek Experienced Legal Representation
To learn more about our work in the real estate and business law arena, or to speak with an experienced attorney about your legal needs, contact the Campbell Law Firm, PC today.
