Newport Beach, Orange County Business Lawyer

Newport Beach Business Lawyer.
Do you need the assistance of an Orange County Business Lawyer? Our attorney is experienced in business law and can assist you with all of your business law needs including, Corporations, LLP's, LLC's, Partnership issues, Real Estate Law, and Contract matters. Our Orange County Business & Corporate Lawyer can help.

Business Law What rights do the owners (shareholders) of the corporation have? Do you need the help of an attorney with a derivative shareholders rights action? Our Orange County lawyer can help.

Corporate Law What are the Directors of the Coproration's duties? Do you need the assistance of an attorney with a corporate law matter such as a shareholder's rights claim?

Contract Law How do I form a corporation in California? If you require the services of a lawyer for a the formation of a corporation, please feel free to contact our Orange County office.

Business Law Easements & Profits: Rights and Duties. If you require the services of a real estate lawyer please feel free to contact our Orange County office for further assistance.

Business Law Statute of Frauds: Written Contracts. If you require the services of a contract lawyer please feel free to contact our Orange County office for further assistance.

Partnerships, LLP's & LLC's

What is the difference between a partnership and LLP? What is a LLC? Do I need a lawyer to form a partnership, LLP, or LLC. How do I form an LLC, LLP or partnership? Do I need a lawyer to assist me with the formation or dissolution of an LLC, LLP, or partnership? What are my rights and obligations with respect to the organization? Partnership Law: General Partnerships, LLP's & LLC's.

Sole Proprietorship: A Sole Proprietorship is form of business owenrship wherein one person owns all the assets of the business. A sole proprietorship is not a seperate leal entity and liability for the business is the responsbility of the sole proprietor. Management is centralized.

General Partnerships: A partnership is similiar to the sole proprietorship in that it is generally not a seperate legal entity. Generally, Partners are personally liable for the obligations of the partnership. Management may not be centralized.

Limited Partnerships: Limited Partnerships are similiar to general partnerships in that they also are not a seperate legal entity. However, partners may limited there liability through limited liabilty partnership statutes. There must be a least one general partner, who has liability for the limited liability partnership.

Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP): LLP's are LLPs. For a conract to be enforcebale the contract must be in writing The contracts that generally fall within the statute of frauds are as follows:.

Limited Liability Companies (LLC): LLC's are hybrid entities that limited liability of the LLC and have pass through tax benefits traditionally associated with a partnership.