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Business & Corporate Law

The business lawyer founders call before they sign — and after it goes sideways.

Formation, contracts, deals, and disputes for startups and small businesses in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts. We tell you what the paperwork actually does — then make it work for you.

Business & Corporate Law

What we handle

Entity Formation & Governance

LLCs, corporations, operating agreements, and the structure that protects your personal assets.

Commercial Contracts

Drafting, review, and negotiation. We read them, fix them, and tell you what to sign.

Startup Financing

SAFEs, convertible notes, and priced rounds — raise the round without giving away the company.

M&A & Exits

Stock sales, asset deals, and acqui-hires — due diligence, negotiation, and closing.

Call it what you like — general business lawyer, commercial contract lawyer, corporate transactional attorney. The job is the same: drafting and reviewing the agreements your business runs on, from vendor contracts to customer terms, and answering the legal questions that come up in between.

$50

30-min consult, credited

200+

Contracts negotiated

3 states

CT, MA & NY

Flat fees

Quoted in writing

Common Questions

Business & Corporate Law FAQ

What types of businesses do you work with?

Mostly technology companies, SaaS businesses, and startups — from pre-revenue founders to growth-stage companies. Also professional services, e-commerce, and regulated industries.

What if my business isn't based in Connecticut, New York, or Massachusetts?

Transactional work — contracts, formation, financing, and M&A — isn't limited by geography; many clients operate nationally. Litigation and court appearances are limited to Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts, where the firm is licensed.

What's the difference between project work and outside GC?

Project work is discrete; outside GC is an ongoing dedicated relationship on a flat monthly retainer.

How fast can you turn things around?

Turnaround is agreed at the start of each engagement; if a deadline is tight, you'll get an honest answer.

Do you handle litigation?

Yes. Disputes, enforcement, and collections in CT, NY, and MA state and federal courts. See Litigation & Disputes.

Talk to a business law attorney.

Thirty minutes, $50, credited toward the work.

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