BUSINESS LAW. NEW YORK PERSPECTIVE.
For the company you’re building.
And the decisions that shape it.
Independent minds.
Shared ambition.
01 / OUR PRACTICE
From your first agreement to your next chapter, clear counsel helps you move with purpose.
Build on a considered foundation. Business formation, ownership agreements, and the decisions that define how your company operates.
Entity formation · Founder agreements · Operating agreements · Business governance
Make the expectations clear. Commercial agreements, partnerships, and negotiations that support productive business relationships.
Commercial contracts · Service agreements · Partnership terms · Contract negotiation
Give original work the attention it deserves. Counsel on brand ownership, licensing, and the agreements behind creative collaboration.
Brand ownership · Licensing agreements · Creative collaboration · Intellectual property counsel
02 / OUR APPROACH
A contract is part of a relationship.
A company is part of a larger ambition.
Good counsel considers both.
We begin by understanding what you’re building. Then we help you see the choices clearly.
Your business, your priorities, and where you want to go. That’s where the conversation starts.
Practical explanations. Thoughtful answers. The clarity to make an informed decision.
Attention to the details that matter, with a steady focus on your next step.
03 / GOOD QUESTIONS
A few things you may be wondering before the first conversation.
When you’re forming a company, entering a meaningful agreement, bringing in a partner, or deciding how to protect creative work. An early conversation can help you understand the questions to consider before you commit.
Your business, the decision in front of you, and what you’d like to achieve. It’s a chance to discuss the potential scope of work and determine whether the fit is right.
The proposed work, fee arrangement, and responsibilities would be discussed before an engagement begins. Any agreed services would be set out in a written engagement letter.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
A new venture. A meaningful agreement.
A question worth getting right.
Thoughtful counsel begins with a conversation.