Business Attorneys

Whether your business is just starting out, struggling to grow, or facing the issues that more mature organizations confront, we are eager to help you achieve the best possible result for you and your business.

Our relationship starts with making sure we know everything we can about our clients and their organization. We want to fully understand your business and future goals in order to move forward with tailored solutions.

The attorneys at Nickloy, Albright, Gordon, & Seibe help business clients in matters such as:

Starting a New Business

When you're starting a new business, we'll assist you with the preparation of contracts, forms, and leases often required by new businesses. We will also draft those initial organizational documents for your partnership, corporation, or limited liability company. Moreover, often we can also introduce you to other professionals who can help with your new business.

Buying or Selling a Business

If you're planning to buy or sell a business, we help in creating and evaluating the related documents, including bills of sale, promissory notes, loan agreements, stock purchase, and sale agreements, security agreements, and mortgages.

Owner Agreements

We take the responsibility of drafting operating agreements, cross-purchase or buy-sell agreements, stock purchase and sale agreements, and other essential documents.

Business Contracts and Forms

We will create and evaluate business contracts such as non-disclosure agreements, purchase agreements, and purchase orders, contracts for service, security agreements, warranties, personal guaranties, leases, policy manuals, and employment agreements.

Dissolutions and Receiverships

We counsel clients who are planning to close a business entity or transfer it to a new entity, outside of the bankruptcy process. We also represent parties involved in receiverships.

Not-For-Profit Corporations

For non-profit organizations, we create structured documents such as by-laws, articles of incorporation, and applications for recognition as 501(c)(3) organization.