Dotting I's, Crossing T's Legal Consulting
SERVICES

Dotting I’s, Crossing T’s will meet with you to discuss your particular needs, including:

 

  • Business Plan Review

 

We will review your business plan and highlight potential legal issues that you may have underestimated or overlooked. We can then work with you on ways to correct those issues.

 

  • Corporate Compliance

 

Is your business incorporated? Or are you thinking of incorporating? We can review your incorporation options. This includes the benefits and weaknesses of incorporating your business, where to incorporate, and the continuing obligations of an incorporated business to governmental agencies.

 

  • Identification of Legal Exposure

 

The current economic situation poses unique challenges to businesses, especially start-ups. In tough economic times, law suits increase as people and businesses seek to maximize the money recouped from failed or bad business deals.

 

In addition, some industries have seen an increase in frivolous law suits by those seeking a one-time big payday. A recent Wall Street Journal article highlighted the growing number of lawsuits in the food industry.[1] The increase in litigation has been fueled, in part, by people seeing a lawsuit against a company as chance to win the law-lottery jackpot.

 

We will highlight the common errors businesses make that increase the chances of being sued or being forced to pay a large settlement/judgment. We will work with you to devise plans and procedures for your business to minimize your legal exposure.

 

  • Regulatory Compliance

 

Not knowing what rules and regulations apply to your business is dangerous. Failure to comply with Regulatory Agencies’ rules can be costly to business. You might have to pay a large fine or worse, be forced to close your business. We will discuss with you the rules applicable to your business and location, including zoning matters, licensing and permitting rules.

 


The review undertaken of your company will generate a report highlighting not only potential problems, but also advice as to the best way to capitalize on your strengths.  This will allow your business a greater opportunity to not just survive, but thrive.



[1] Nathan Koppel, “Legal Food Fights Put Manufacturers on Defensive Over Labels, Marketing”, Wall Street Journal April 9, 2009

P.O. Box 540631
Waltham, MA 02454

(617) 943-6824
info@dottingeyescrossingtees.com
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