Business Transactions Attorneys

Help You Making Business Easy & Legal

In today’s competitive environment, businesses seek out legal counsel who are skilled in a wide variety of legal disciplines and highly experienced.

Without a reliable and expert business transactions attorney, your business will face the following issues.

• Taxation issues.
• Integrated and multifaceted business and legal matters.
• Corporate Governance.
• Mergers and acquisition issues.
• Commercial transaction issues.
• Business formation and general corporate representation issues.
• Tax consequences.
• Environmental issues.
• Employee benefit matters.
• Regulatory complaints and litigation review matters.

Jaloudi Law provides comprehensive business transaction law practice in Clifton, New Jersey. Our reliable services cover the wide range of opportunities and challenges clients encounter, from the establishment to mergers and acquisitions, protecting intellectual property to daily operations, raising capital to security law compliance and corporate governance, and tax management.

The business lawyers at JaloudiLaw, help clients anticipate, address, and resolve the day-to-day realities of today’s business. Our firm’s business transactions attorney has the skills to effectively prepare your business for a transaction and negotiate and accomplish a business acquisition or combination.

The lawyers at Jaloudi Law have handled multifaceted mergers, management buy-outs, stock and asset sales, divestitures, and acquisition transactions for both private and public companies.

Our philosophy for all our clients is reflected in our immediate access, our addition of value to your every endeavor, and our deliverance of good legal advice.

Our legal team learns about your business so they can serve as an integral part of it. Call us today to schedule a free consultation.

Business Formations

A substantial section of our activity, business formations, focuses on both the tax and non-tax repercussions of a specific type of company based on the nature of the business.

It includes forming business entities, determining the best entity type, such as a corporation, limited liability company, or partnership, limited partnership, trust, sole proprietorship, individual client, and not-for-profit organizations, and determining the best location for formation, taking into account both federal and state tax implications. Management arrangements, ownership transfers, and business succession are all non-tax factors.

Our skilled business transactions attorney provides comprehensive tax advice for business formations and operations, from day-to-day tax compliance and planning to sophisticated recapitalizations before a public offering or sale.

We can provide recommendations and execute processes to increase a company’s capacity to reinvest revenues or optimize distribution to owners. We have a profound grasp of the federal and state tax problems that small and medium-sized businesses face.

Business Sales and Acquisitions

Our business transactions attorney’s business sales and acquisitions service involves assisting clients with the sale, purchase, or merger of their business with another organization. It also includes “divisive reorganizations,” which often involve separating an existing corporation among shareholders who choose to split up.

The following are some of the services we provide for business sales:

• Evaluating the pros and cons of our clients selling their business or buying another one.
• Assisting in the preliminary negotiations, including purchase price considerations and contract warranties and indemnifications.
• Negotiating and drafting the confidentiality agreement and the letter of intent.
• Negotiating and drafting the agreement for sale or purchase.
• Structuring the transaction to achieve the best tax consequences.

Our goal is to ensure that our clients have peace of mind after a transaction that is most likely one of the most important events.

Buy-Sell Agreements

A well-drafted buy-sell agreement ensures continuity of ownership and management and the ability to fund a large buy-out.

We can help a C or S corporation, a partnership, or a limited liability company with legal issues. We discuss the advantages of a buy-sell agreement with our customers from the standpoint of each person who could be involved.

A buy-sell agreement also establishes a system for verifying the purchase price and securing finance, typically through life or disability buy-out insurance or seller-provided financing, to ensure that the business’s and its surviving owners’ liquidity needs are met.

The following are some of the procedures involved in drafting a solid buy-sell agreement:

• Choosing the correct type of buy-sell agreement
• Developing an appropriate formula or method to set the value of a business interest
• Funding purchase obligations under a buy-sell agreement
• Planning the tax consequences for the entity and the departing owner
• Examining particular concerns when dealing with family-owned businesses
• Using a buy-sell agreement to establish the estate tax value of a business interest

Business Succession Planning

A well-designed Firm Succession Plan prepares for a client’s retirement and the transfer of the business to the next generation of owners, whether family, business associates or key staff.

Our business transactions attorney assists customers with company succession planning, ensuring a smooth transfer between them and the business’s future owners.

Business transition and succession planning are also a big part of what we do. In this sense, the planning does not merely address tax issues but also the company’s and its owners’ commercial needs.

Finally, because of our vast estate planning knowledge, we have a unique ability to align company succession with family tax planning goals.

Equitable Distribution of Businesses

Because New Jersey is not a “community property” state, assets are allocated according to equitable distribution legislation. Property distribution is controlled by several variables that have been explained through time by a growing corpus of case law. Equitable distribution applies to assets obtained legitimately during the marriage. At the time of the divorce, all assets must be shared.

There are exceptions, and we can assist you in figuring out what is and isn’t deemed a marital asset subject to equitable distribution. Real estate acquired before the marriage is not usually considered a marital asset subject to equitable distribution. However, it can be if the marriage is long and the mortgage is paid off during it.

The marital residence is frequently a point of contention in divorce proceedings. Following a divorce, most families find it inconvenient to continue living together. Suppose there is equity in the marital house. In that case, the parties must either buy out the other spouse or negotiate an equitable arrangement, such as an alimony waiver, if one spouse wants to stay on the property.

When neither party can accomplish this, or when neither party can agree on who should stay in the house, the marital home is frequently sold, with each party receiving half of the equity. Our business transactions attorney at Jaloudi Law is here to represent you in this critical life choice.

Breach of Contract

Our trained business transactions attorney defends employers, workers, shareholders, executives, contractors, subcontractors, and third-party suppliers at Jaloudi Law in complicated breach of contract matters.

Our business transactions attorney in New Jersey provides a comprehensive range of services, including alternative dispute resolution and litigation in municipal, state, and federal courts.

You can count on us to put your best interests first when you require professional and aggressive counsel due to a breach of contract.

‍Skilled New Jersey Business Transactions Attorney for Businesses

Jaloudi Law offers comprehensive legal advice on all aspects of the business. We provide a thorough risk assessment for each possible path so that our clients are well-informed about their choices. We frequently deal with contractual issues in the following areas:

• Commercial and residential leasing
• Commercial and residential real estate purchases and sales
• Construction
• Employment
• Intellectual property
• LLCs
• Non-compete agreements and restrictive covenants
• Service contracts
• Trade secrets

We feel that efficiency is critical to keeping your business operating effectively. Thus we approach every case aggressively and proactively, keeping your deadline in mind. We provide unique solutions that consider new developments in the law and legislation but are also based on our track record of effectively resolving breach of contract disputes.

However, when discussions fail, we are tenacious advocates in court on your side. Your business transactions attorney at Jaloudi Law has the knowledge and resources to safeguard your interests throughout the lawsuit process.

Jaloudi Law works with clients all around Clifton, New Jersey. Please call or contact us online to talk with an experienced business transactions attorney.

‍New Jersey Business Transactions Attorney Ready to Serve You

Our New Jersey business transactions attorney can help you safeguard your financial interests while also advising you on the legal aspects of any agreement or transaction you want to make on behalf of your company. Jaloudi Law can assist you in making sound legal decisions for your company, such as:

• Business entity formation (corporations, LLCs, partnerships, and more)
• General counsel services
• Buying or selling membership or partnership interests
• Negotiating the terms of a business sale or purchase
• Drafting and reviewing contracts
• Business succession planning
• Working with lenders and navigating financing
• Commercial real estate transactions

You’ll need more than devotion, determination, and commercial acumen to start a successful business. For turning a fantastic concept into a viable business, you’ll need experienced legal advice. We handle the legal aspects of keeping your company healthy so you may concentrate on its activities.