Business Law

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Should You Hire a Business Law Attorney?

It's obvious that you should hire a business attorney if you’re being investigated for

securities fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or a customer is

severely injured by one of your products or on your premises. But, there are a lot of not-so-obvious reasons to retain a business law lawyer.

For example, are you planning on forming a corporation, LLC, or partnership? A qualified

business law attorney can help prevent a lot of legal issues that can arise with forming

these types of businesses and can advise you on the best business formation for your

needs. A business law attorney can also help research any possible intellectual property

issues and issues relating to hiring employees, tax issues and other legal matters that can

arise with forming and running a business.

Call us at 334.219.0099 or email us directly at Info@ImaniLegal.com to learn how your

business can benefit from the advice and counsel of a business law attorney. 

How We Can Help Your Business...

At Imani Global Law, we advise business owners and entrepreneurs in all aspects of

business law. We provide advice and planning to help them establish and grow their

businesses. We also facilitate profitable business transactions by negotiating and drafting

commercial contracts and addressing all other legal aspects of developing business

transactions. We also help clients in the purchase and/or sale of businesses and business

assets. The ultimate goal is to help them flourish and profit in a growing economy.

BUSINESS LAW/BUSINESS FORMATION

Business clients are offered a broad spectrum of legal advice and services. Examples of

business law services provided are as follows:

♦ Formation, management, and dissolution of corporations, limited liability companies,

partnerships, and other business entities

♦ General business law advice & planning

♦ Buying, selling, or liquidating businesses

♦ Business agreement negotiation and drafting of all related contracts

♦ Establishing and protecting trade names, trademarks, copyrights, and other intellectual

property

♦ Leasing of real estate, office facilities and equipment

♦ Employment contract negotiation

♦ Creditor/debtor relations and disputes

♦ Consultation on issues of wrongful termination, employment discrimination, and other

employment law matters cases

The fees in business law matters are reasonable and affordable. In some limited instances,

business litigation cases will be processed on a contingency fee basis.

BUSINESS LITIGATION MEDIATION

A serious business dispute has the potential to significantly undermine the operations and

value of an enterprise and in some cases can threaten the business's very existence. If at

all possible, such a dispute should be avoided through proactive risk prevention measures.

When such a dispute cannot be avoided, it requires action to protect the business.

We represent clients in general business litigation matters.  This requires a conscientious

effort of working with the client to prosecute their claims and protect their legal and financial

rights and interests.

Clients are represented in all types of business litigation, including:

♦Breach of contract disputes  

♦Partnership disputes/Business disputes

♦Business fraud

♦Trademark & other IP disputes

♦Franchise issues

♦Non-competition & non-solicitation disputes

♦Business defamation with interference with contract and other business torts

♦And many other business transactional matters

We counsel clients in methods and procedures designed to minimize business or contract

disputes from the outset.

It’s a harsh reality that litigation is expensive. Before advising a client to go that route, we

look at alternative methods to resolve the dispute, including effective negotiation,

exploration of pre-litigation settlement possibilities, and alternative dispute resolution

procedures such as mediation. When litigation is unavoidable however, we will be

professional and aggressive advocates in the appropriate Alabama court.