Business Lawyer in
Rock Hill, South Carolina
Owning a business is not an easy venture to accomplish. While you can be successful in your endeavors, the task may prove to be more challenging than you may have imagined, especially in the beginning stages. At George T. Ligon II, Attorney at Law, LLC, I help York County, South Carolina business owners with various business law needs including forming an entity, contract disputes and agreements, succession, tax solutions, and more. Whether you are a small or big business, are starting up, or have been around for years, allow me to be the business law attorney that helps you seek a positive outcome to your troubles, and helps your business prosper. If your company resides in York County, Chester County, Rock Hill, or Rock Mill, South Carolina, get in contact with me and schedule your free case consultation.
Business Attorney Services for You
The practice of business law can encompass a wide variety of services. The following are common legal needs of business owners that would require the insight of an experienced business law lawyer.
Forming a Business Entity
There are many factors that go into your decision when choosing an entity for your business. As your attorney, I will help you pick an entity that fits your and your company’s specific needs.
To get started on your company, contact me today in York County, South Carolina, and schedule a free consultation.
Contracts
Contracts are an integral part of owning a business. As your business law attorney, I can help you draft a contract, review a contract you may consider agreeing to, negotiate any contract agreements or disputes, and help you when a breach of contract occurs. These legally-binding agreements are complicated documents. If you do not have the insight, you might find yourself in a bad situation. Contact me today in York County, South Carolina, and set up a free meeting. I also serve the areas of Chester County, Rock Hill, and Fort Mill, South Carolina.
Business Succession Planning
If you are ready to retire from your company and pass the baton, you will benefit from having a business succession planning lawyer create a plan so that the process can be as smooth as possible. From various documentation filing to protecting the legacy of the company, I will help you keep your business in shape. Ready to talk? Contact me now.
Holistic Business Law Attorney
in York County, South Carolina
Along with the services listed above, I am able to help you with tax issues, real estate transactions, torts, and more. Having a small business law attorney at your side can help you run your business more smoothly and have fewer liabilities on your hands. To get started, contact me at George T. Ligon II, Attorney at Law, LLC in York County, South Carolina, and schedule a free consultation. I also assist companies in Chester County, Rock Hill, and Rock Mill, South Carolina.
Whether we are updating your entire estate plan, growing it, or editing only a few provisions of documents you already have in place, I’ll work with you to make sure everything works together.
I have helped auctioneers in Georgia and South Carolina deal with a wide range of issues, from contract and term sheet reviews to assessing the risk of a threatened lawsuit succeeding.
Owning a business is not an easy venture to accomplish. While you can be successful in your endeavors, protecting your business may prove to be more challenging without an experienced business attorney in Rock Hill SC.
After years of hard work, planning, and success, it is time to retire from your position as the owner of your company. There are a lot of decisions that will have to be made when you decide to create a business succession plan.
A comprehensive and fully integrated estate plan minimizes the burden on family and friends by proactively addressing the areas of potential confusion or conflict.
Whether we are updating your entire estate plan, growing it, or editing only a few provisions of documents you already have in place, I’ll work with you to make sure everything works together through proper family farm planning.
