Entity formation, contract drafting and enforcement, and business-dispute litigation for California businesses and their owners.
Formation, governance, contract drafting and enforcement, partnership and shareholder disputes, business torts, trade-secret protection, and California UCL §17200 litigation. Representing owners, founders, and businesses across the lifecycle of the company.
We represent California businesses and their owners across the lifecycle of the enterprise, from entity formation and operating-document drafting to mid-stream contract disputes, partner buyouts, and dissolution. Our business practice combines transactional drafting rigor with the trial-ready posture we bring to every litigation file: documents drafted to anticipate enforcement, disputes positioned at the leverage point, and litigation pursued without hesitation when negotiation fails.
LLCs, S- and C-corporations, partnerships, and DBAs, including Secretary of State filings, Statements of Information, EIN registration, and initial corporate minute books.
Operating agreements, partnership agreements, shareholder agreements, and buy-sell provisions drafted to anticipate dispute, not just to close the deal.
Commercial contracts, services and vendor agreements, NDAs, and consulting agreements drafted to enforce and to survive scrutiny if challenged.
Buyouts, expulsions, derivative actions, fiduciary-duty claims, and judicial dissolution under Corp. Code §§17707.03 (LLC) and 1800 (corporation).
Intentional interference with contract, intentional interference with prospective economic advantage, conversion, and fraud against the business.
Bus. & Prof. Code §17200 actions for unlawful, unfair, or fraudulent business practices, including restitution and injunctive relief.
CUTSA (Civ. Code §3426 et seq.) trade-secret enforcement and misappropriation claims, and defense.
Voluntary and involuntary wind-up, judicial dissolution, and final accounting for entities ending operations.
Serving Van Nuys, CA, Los Angeles County, and California. This page is informational and does not create an attorney-client relationship.