Business Law Attorney | Nexus Legal Partners

Overview

Comprehensive Business Law Services

Nexus Legal Partners' business law practice is designed to serve companies the way they need to be served — proactively, efficiently, and with a deep understanding of your commercial objectives.

Whether you are forming a new entity, structuring an acquisition, or navigating a complex commercial agreement, our attorneys combine legal expertise with genuine business judgment. We don't just tell you what the law says — we help you decide what to do about it.

Business Formation & Startup Services

C-Corporation and S-Corporation formation
Limited Liability Company (LLC) formation and governance
Partnership agreements and joint ventures
Shareholder and operating agreements
Entity conversion and restructuring
Registered agent and compliance setup

Business Transactions

Asset purchases and stock acquisitions
M&A due diligence and deal structuring
Commercial contract drafting and negotiation
Employment agreements, non-competes, and NDAs
Vendor and supply chain agreements
Licensing and distribution arrangements

Ongoing Business Counsel

Outside and fractional general counsel services
Regulatory compliance advice
Board meetings and governance documentation
Equity compensation and cap table management
Business succession planning

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Our Approach

We believe effective business law counsel begins with understanding your goals — not just your documents. Our business law process is built around four principles:

Understand

We begin by learning your business, goals, and constraints — not just your legal question.

Strategize

We recommend the legal path that best achieves your business objective with acceptable risk.

Execute

We draft, negotiate, and close quickly — respecting your timelines and resources.

Protect

We build documentation that protects you long after the deal closes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best entity structure for my business?

The right entity depends on your ownership, tax situation, liability exposure, and long-term goals. LLCs offer flexibility and pass-through taxation; S-Corps can reduce self-employment taxes but have restrictions; C-Corps are preferred for venture capital. Our attorneys analyze all factors and recommend the optimal structure for your specific situation.

Do I need a lawyer to form an LLC?

Technically no, but online formation services often leave you without critical protections — a well-drafted operating agreement, governance structure, and compliance setup. Businesses formed with legal counsel are better protected from liability exposure, disputes with co-owners, and tax problems. Our formation services are competitively priced and comprehensive.

What does outside general counsel cost?

Our fractional and outside general counsel arrangements are tailored to each client. We offer monthly retainer agreements, hourly billing, and project-based flat fees. Many clients find that a $2,000–$5,000/month retainer provides comprehensive legal support that would cost far more if handled on an ad hoc basis at large firm rates.

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