Brinkley Walser has an experienced team of business attorneys to help business owners and managers make enlightened decisions based on current business law and build successful companies that withstand the test of time. We represent businesses of all sizes, from small to large. Our attorneys advise clients on contract law, business disputes, business litigation, corporate documents, government regulations, business purchases or sales, mergers and acquisitions, franchise law, non-compete agreements, and employer-employee matters (employment law). Our business attorneys partner with your business to meet all your legal needs.
If you are considering starting a new business, the structure you use to organize the business can have long-term implications on such things as taxes, filing requirements, and risk. Read this article on Stucturing a New Business by attorney Charles McGirt before you begin.
Another valuable resource is the Davidson County Community College Small Business Center. The Small Business Center provides high quality, readily accessible assistance to prospective and existing small business owners and their employees. The Small Business Center website is located here.
Brinkley Walser attorney Bradley S. Hunt has written this article explaining the classification of employees as exempt or non-exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
