:: Anton Rudman ATTORNEYS :BUSINESS ATTORNEY
Legalities pervade even the most basic business decisions,
and business attorneys have always helped this perception
along, so it is inconceivable to think of tackling a
legal problem without an experienced attorney who is
legally appointed to act as an agent in the transaction
of business, to provide legal services as well as having
to appear in court from time to time. Anton Rudman Attorneys
are excellent advisors, and are well acquainted with
all aspects of business. Business Attorneys help with
every aspect of highly diverse law, including areas
such as banking, banking and finance law, business formation
merger, sale of businesses, business litigation as well
as environmental, intellectual property, and others.
In a few situations you will have to get the advice
of a good small-business attorney to help you conduct
and manage all aspects of your business:
- You and your business partners want to make
special allocations of profits and losses in your partnership
agreement. This is a tricky area that needs the help
of an experienced tax attorney.
- You're buying a business and a major environmental
issue comes up (environmental protection laws carry
heavy penalties for landowners).
- A common problem these days is when an employee
threatens to sue your business for discrimination or
one of your managers for sexual harassment.
Business attorneys can assist with all tax related
matters; every investment, whether it be for capital
growth or income-generating purposes, needs to be analysed
in terms of income tax considerations. Income tax and
the calculation thereof is a highly specialized field
where the business attorney will be able to assist.
Employers and employees alike need clarity on what
is meant with labour law and things like unfair dismissal,
retrenchments, strikes, disciplinary hearings before
dismissal, are all complicated disputes which need to
be settled with business attorneys.
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