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Add GrowthLaw to your team:  experience & connections to help your business grow.

GrowthLaw can help
your business grow:

• Help you find financing your business needs to expand: Whether banks or SBA grants, Bill Price can bring you to the people who can OK deals that will help you grow.
• Help you choose the best organizational form: Bill can help you choose what's right for your business from the options of LLC, LP, and other corporate forms, explaining the tax and legal consequences of various corporate entities. 

and keep you out of trouble:

• Help you document the independence of independent contractors: People who don't pay employment taxes without proof of contractor economic independence and proper arms-length contract  relationship will have IRS, state UI office, and wage claim liabilities.
• Help you set up and implement an employee handbook: Bill has experience with personnel contracts, noncompete agreements, and other considerations in relation to both employees and outside contractors or freelance help. 
• Help you plan for leadership succession or business 'harvest' to protect your business ...
  and your investment: . Let Bill help you plan for your business to survive owner CEO death or disability, and so your family can be protected. Or he can help you sell your business or buy a new one.
  
  

Let GrowthLaw help:

Bill Price is our lawyer of reference at CEntrance. He's helped us with intellectual property, software and hardware development contracts, and other business law issues. I would recommend him to anyone as a thorough, effective counselor.

What business
are you in?

And how can you grow?

Now is a good time to plan to how your business can grow this year. Start with where you stand right now. Do you sell product or services ... or perhaps both? To whom are you selling now? To whom do you want to sell?

Once you know who's in your current market with what you're currently selling, you're one step closer to working out how to get the new customers you want, whether those be more customers like the ones you've got or a different group.

With growth comes change: exciting and good when you've planned for it  but potentially big trouble if you haven't. So as you plan for new products or services and new sales and marketing campaigns, don't forget to plan around the nuts-and-bolts of expansion, such as:

• Will you need to hire more workers? At what employee number are benefits mandated for full-time employees? Why might you need an Employee Handbook? 
• What kinds of contracts do you want with new suppliers? New customers?
• Will you need new offices or production space? Should you buy or rent that space? Where should you be looking and why?
  
  

Your business is already big enough
to have big legal concerns.

Every day, businesses too small to employ a legal department run across situations where they need legal advice to smooth their way and avoid BIG problems down the road:

• You're not sure how to document someone's independent contractor status.
  
• You need a rental or purchase contract reviewed.
• You get a letter from a regulatory agency. How do you answer it?

Bill Price knows. Call 800.630.4780 or email him today. As little as $500 a month can give you the peace of mind of a lawyer who knows your business, only an email or a phone call away.