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Safe Start for Your New Business in Massachusetts

Safely Starting New Business in Massachusetts

It’s Not Enough to Think Your New Business is Protected…

Doctors know medicine, mechanics know cars, lawyers know the law. If you are starting a new business in Massachusetts or even if you have an existing business in Massachusetts, you would do well to partner with an attorney experienced in business and the laws affecting your business. Because business liability involves knowing the legal ramifications of policy and procedure, vendor and employee contracts, and many other business related documents, a good attorney can help. We can assist in the following areas of your business operation:

Corporate Bylaws Tailored for Your Business in Massachusetts

Corporate Bylaws for your Massachusetts corporation must detail the appointment of officers, and other structural aspects of your business. Our firm will draft bylaws which comply with current statutory authority for businesses incorporated in Massachusetts.

Business Entity Choice: Corporation, LLC, Limited Liability Partnership, etc.

Do you wish to incorporate your business, form an LLC, or an LLP, or other business structure? Do you want to know the pros and cons of each business structure type? Choice of business entity, or changing the business entity corporate structure is a strategic decision that we can help you understand.

Business Permit, Licensure, Regulatory Compliance

Many types of businesses in Massachusetts require permitting, licensure, and must comply with various local, state, and federal laws and regulations. Analysis of your current or new business requirements will be conducted by an attorney and you will be presented with an overview of where your are in compliance and where compliance may be lacking or could be improved.

Operating Agreements or Other Business Type Agreements

Massachusetts businesses should all have some type of agreement between partners, owners, or exist even when the business contains only one owner. The type of business agreement needed will depend upon the corporate structure chosen. Further, an operating, partnership, or other business agreement drafted to cover all local, state, and federal requirements in your business sector is invaluable at mitigating risk should your business face a lawsuit in the future.

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