Hire Dilendorf Law Firm as Outside General Counsel
Businesses routinely face a series of legal issues and challenges. An outside general counsel is an attorney who is not employed by the company but handles a broad range of legal and business problems whenever needed. Outside general counsel is often a sound financial decision for formative-stage companies (between startup and IPO) that allows them to take care of all the legal needs without the expenditure of having a full-time lawyer on staff.
Many of our clients are business owners that are large enough to require advice on complex legal issues but are not ready to employ a full-time in-house attorney. We strive to understand our client’s industry and business model, and quickly identify where our expertise can be beneficial to business growth and success.
Dilendorf Law Firm Offers Expertise in Every Field of Business Law
We bring years of experience in commercial transactions to our work as outside general counsel. Our relationship with the clients as rusted advisors coupled with our understanding of each client’s business, allows us to address our clients’ day-to-day legal needs quickly and efficiently as well as anticipate legal risks and develop strategies to address those risks beforehand. We offer expertise in:
| Business financing |
Immigration law |
| Business contracts |
Intellectual property |
| Corporate governance |
Real estate transactions, including sales, purchases, and leases |
| Employment law |
State and federal securities law |
We Provide a Full Suite of General Counsel Services
Our firm helps businesses with all their legal needs on an on-demand basis. We customize our services to each client’s business and objectives.
- Helping business owners and corporate directors structure transactions to maximize profits and minimize taxes and risks; full due diligence and deal support.
- Advising corporate directors on their legal obligations under applicable corporate governance laws; attending board meetings, drafting resolutions and minutes.
- Assistance in obtaining business financing while complying with state and federal securities regulations.
- Protecting clients’ intellectual property, including trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.
- Consulting with business owners in matters of employment law, including those related to compensation, benefits and non-discrimination.
- Negotiating, drafting, and reviewing business contracts, including employment contracts, non-compete agreements, non-disclosure agreements, sales contracts, insurance policies and leases.
- Advising businesses in mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, debt refinancing and recapitalizations.
- Helping to resolve conflicts with employees, customers and between owners, directors or managers.
