Orlando Business and Corporate Law Attorney / Lawyer

Orlando Business - Corporate Law Attorney / Lawyer, proudly serving Orlando, Winter Park and Central Florida with professional Business - Corporate Law legal services.

Business law or corporate law is the law concerning the creation, regulation, and interactions, of corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, sole proprietors, and people.

A corporation is a legal entity created by state statute. A corporation has legal rights and is treated like a person. A corporation can own property, sign contracts, pay taxes, buy and sell, sue, and be sued. There are two types of corporations, “C” and “S.” Liability to the shareholders are normally only up to their investment, depending on the type of corporation.

Corporate law refers to the laws that govern the relationships among shareholders and management. Corporate law governs such areas as the duties that directors and officers have to the corporation, the occasions that require a shareholder vote, annual shareholder meetings, the number and type of shares that can be issued by the corporation, and dissolution of the corporation.

In the United States corporations are regulated by both Federal and state governments and must comply with local law where it is applicable.

Sole proprietors are the most frequent and most popular business entity. A sole proprietor is someone who decides to start a business, has no partners, and chooses not to be incorporate. Normally, sole proprietors have unlimited liability as a business entity.

Partnerships are exactly what the name states. It is when two or more people or entities combine to create a business or business venture with or without all the formalities of incorporation. Normally, the partners in a partnership has unlimited liability.

Limited Liability Companies or LLC’s are known to have the best of both worlds of partnerships and corporations. LLC’s are created by state statute. The operating agreement between the owners are frequently a contract. The owners of the LLC are called “members.” As the name implies for a LLC, the members normally have limited liability for the company, depending on the facts and circumstances of the action. LLC’s have become increasingly popular because of the benefits available.

At The LaGamba Law Firm, P.L. we help those who require the services of a Business and Corporate Law Attorney / Lawyer. Contact The LaGamba Law Firm, P.L. today at (407) 644-2315 or use our online submission form for a free and confidential case evaluation.
 

Orlando Business - Corporate Law Attorney / Lawyer, proudly serving Orlando, Winter Park and Central Florida with professional Business - Corporate Law legal services.
 

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