Greeley Business Planning Attorney

Whether you’ve been in business for one year or ten years, it’s essential to make sure you take all of the necessary steps to ensure that your business is running smoothly and has the greatest chance at success. Legislation and zoning changes, employee contracts, and supplier relationships need to be updated often, and other complications may arise at any time.

At Colorado Estate Planning Law Center, our Greeley business planning attorneys stay on top of any changes to state and local laws that may affect the way you do business. You may have had an attorney help you set up your business, but do you have one now? Ongoing legal help is a must if you want to keep your business running properly. The attorneys of Colorado Estate Planning Law Center are here to help. Contact us today at (303) 420-2863 or contact us online to set up a free initial interview.

Why Do I Need a Greeley, CO Business Planning Lawyer?

Anytime you start a business or are trying to maintain a business, it’s smart to consult with an attorney. We can help you in the following areas:

1. Prevent Problems Before They Happen

Having an attorney review contracts with new and existing vendors is important to ensure you are being treated fairly. A review of your lease renewal and other property leases is also important. Business planning attorneys keep up with changes in land zoning and property regulations that could affect your decision on whether to stay at your current location or move somewhere else. In addition, they can advise you on other local regulations that are specific to your property and help you avoid future fines or other problems that may arise. Knowing what accommodations might be necessary to make for customer accessibility or neighborhood-specific regulations can mean the difference between operating normally and closing your doors until you comply.

2. Help With Human Resource Concerns

Until now, you may have only had family members working for your business. Or maybe you only had one or two employees but are looking to expand your business. There are many federal, state, and local laws that you must follow to employ people legally. There are laws that apply to everything from the interview and hiring process to employee compensation and hours worked. A business planning attorney can help you understand how to hire and terminate employees according to all applicable laws. You do not want to treat employees unfairly and not even know it.

3. Protection From Litigation

Most business owners think it will never happen to them. They are not a big corporation cutting corners or avoiding rules that will lead to a lawsuit. However, many small business owners do not realize that it only takes one small mistake by an employee or something that was missed in a contract, and suddenly they are served with court papers. Having an attorney review your contracts, policies, and other documentation can ensure there are no red flags anywhere in your business. Unfortunately, sometimes litigation is unavoidable. Having an attorney on your side that already knows your business can help take the stress out of any dispute that may arise.

Consult With Our Greeley, CO Business Planning Lawyers Today For a Free Initial Meeting

No one ever thinks they need an attorney until they suddenly need one! Having an existing relationship with an attorney who knows you and your business can help avoid potential problems. The Colorado estate and business planning lawyers at Colorado Estate Planning Law Center have been assisting clients with all of their business needs for more than two decades. Contact our business planning attorneys in Greeley today at (303) 420-2863 or fill out our online form to set up a free initial interview.