Sunday, August 12, 2012

Small Business Growth is the Answer


At the The Vogel Law Firm we are making a commitment to small business owners in our community: We are here to help you establish, grow and protect your business. I grew up the son of a small business owner. Our firm is a small business, and we've been able to add several jobs over the last few years. 

I believe that the best answer to our current economic problems is to establish and grow small businesses. There are many opportunities out there for to help you get started right now. In fact, the current administration has made small business growth a special part of its 2013 budget. And, I think there is bipartisan support for small business development.

There are unprecedented opportunities not only locally, but globally, to grow your business. The internet makes everyone on the globe your potential customer.

You need a lawyer and a law firm that knows how to get its hands dirty and take on the jobs that small business owners need done. We're different, small business attorneys. We don't meet in fancy boardrooms and charge you enormous hourly fees. We are willing to get into the mix and stand beside you. That is what a small business attorney must do to help their clients succeed.

And that is what we want for you - success. If you succeed, than so have we.

Call 865-357-1949 or email Bob Vogel at rlvogel@robertvogellaw.com

Here's some more about our how we can help you:

Small Business Services

Working with small businesses is close to my heart. I grew up the son of a small business owner. Before I became a lawyer, I had my own contracting company. I believe that a good, small business attorney cares about the clients he serves and their business. I believe that he is committed to the success of the business. A small business attorney is a different breed than attorneys that service big corporations. We need to be more flexible, more creative, willing to step in alongside the business owner and get our hands dirty. If this is the kind of lawyer you want, then call me: Bob Vogel, 854-357-1949 or email rlvogel@robertvogellaw.com - our first consultation is free. Remember, The Vogel Law Firm is a small business, too. I believe that growing small businesses is the best way to rebuild America.

Here's how my law firm can help you:

  • Small Business Legal Advice
  • Startups and Business Formations - we can help you take your dream and turn it into a reality
  • Choosing the right type of formation (sole proprietor, partnership, LLC, Corporation, S Corporation, PLLC
  • Franchises and Franchise Agreements
  • Bylaws
  • Buy Sell Agreements
  • Contracts
  • Employment Law including compliance with Federal Labor Laws and dealing with workers comp claims
  • Restrictive Covenants and Non-Compete Agreements
  • Business Dissolution and Purchase Agreements
  • Litigation Avoidance Counseling
  • Department of Labor Compliance
  • Immigration
  • Marketing your product or services globally
  • Collections
  • All types of litigation and contract disputes

Helping you get started

You want to start a business. You have a dream, a vision, and you're ready to go. What now? Do you start it as a sole proprietor? Partnership? Corporation? S Corporation? LLC? LP? PLLC?
Will you have bylaw? A charter? A vision statement? How will you hire employees? Will you have a contract? Do you need Workers Comp Insurance?
Will you bring in investors? Will the be part of the business or silent partners? Will you borrow money or offer an interest in the
You’ve got skills, knowledge, and a work ethic that your customers will appreciate. Now, make sure you get the advice and structure you need to be successful starting a business. In addition to advice, Articles and Bylaws should be drafted for any business startup. These documents formally create your company and lay out how the company will be controlled and governed. If there is or will be more than one owner of your company, a Buy-Sell Agreement (also called a Shareholder’s Agreement) can be used to determine if and how ownership rights can be purchased, sold, or transferred to other people. You’ll also want to make sure that your new business is registered with the proper agencies, including the Secretary of State and the IRS. Finally, you’ll need to be sure that your company has written contracts for customers and contractors, as well as a structure that will allow you to hire employees and grow as it becomes more established.

How to Make Your Business Grow!

Whether you are considering expanding, or developing a new marketing program, hiring salespeople or leasing or building a new building, we can work closely with you to make sure there are no problems.
We can even work with you to grow your business globally.
We will advise you on compliance with governmental regulations ranging from your Annual Renewal with the Secretary of State to finding employee pay systems that reduce expense and headaches for you while still abiding by the rules of the Department of Labor (DOL).
We can also help prevent and resolve employment issues, such as drafting employee handbooks, drafting non-compete agreements, and advising on hiring or terminating employees. We can even review your forms and business practices to help ensure that you’re doing everything possible to turn accounts receivable into funds received and avoiding unnecessary litigation.
Our attorneys know small businesses inside and out and look forward to becoming your advisors on the road to success.

Innovative Solutions

It is our mission to solve the challenges our clients face quickly, efficiently, and successfully. We take a fresh approach that begins with truly listening to each client's concerns, not just giving one-size-fits-all advice. Then, we investigate the facts and circumstances of each case and use that information to craft a strategy that will provide the best possible outcome for you.

We want you to succeed! Call The Vogel Law Firm - 865-357-1949 today for a no obligation consultation. Or, email Bob Vogel, rlvogel@robertvogellaw.com

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