Transactional law is the legal work that supports business, real estate, and construction deals. This involves the structuring, negotiation, and drafting of  business formation and corporate governance documents, contracts, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), purchase agreements, due diligence, capital formation and financing arrangements, and other documents that keep business moving forward. This type of law is generally forward looking, focusing on planning and compliance.

Development and construction work is inherently uncertain. Projects can be derailed by hidden legal, financial, environmental, and other unexpected issues that can emerge during the project. These issues can lead to disputes, which can derail projects and drain resources. And, typically these projects involve relatively large sums of money and complicated laws, which makes it hard for a layperson to successfully navigate. Therefore, if you are considering a construction project or already involved in a construction dispute, we suggest contacting a lawyer as soon as possible. Hiring an attorney early to review contracts can help mitigate the inherent risks of these types of projects. And, if a conflict has arisen, the sooner you contact an attorney the more rights and options you may have for resolution.

To start the estate planning process, please reach out to schedule an initial consultation. We will discuss your goals, your family situation, your assets, and potential tax concerns. Once we have a clear picture of your objectives, we can craft a plan tailored to your unique needs and circumstances.

We combine traditional legal expertise with a modern approach. This gives us the speed and flexibility of a boutique firm, the knowledge of how to resolve serious challenges, and the size to stay close to every client and case.

Yes, our litigation team routinely handles disputes of all sizes involving real property–whether they involve purchase and sales, easements, title issues, leases, regulatory compliance, or other issues.