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General Counsel
Attorney in Miami, Florida
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General Counsel Attorney Overview
Our Unique General Counsel Program Advantages
- Number One. We have Miami’s first and fastest-growing small-business-dedicated General Counsel program where we focus on helping our clients avoid the Five Danger Zones to help keep them out of court. We’re even seeking Trademark protection on our Danger Zone Certification System – Designed to protect employers, lower insurance rates and help keep our clients out of court.
- Retention. We have over 95% retention rate of our General Counsel clients, and our clients are more protected yet still save fees over our competitors, large and small.
- Alignment. We require no long-term contract for our General Counsel Program, so we’re always fighting to outperform and keep great clients.
General Business Counsel Law Firm in Miami The Legal Protection Your Business Needs
While other Firms have now tried to emulate our unique program serving small and mid-sized business as outside General Counsel, firm founder Brett Trembly was the first litigation attorney in South Florida to declare that a business should have “their lawyer” rather than have to find “a lawyer.” Our unique program allows businesses to have General Counsel, at a fraction of the cost of full-time, in-house counsel. We become the legal member of your business development team.
The Trembly Law Firm provides business with the ability to have experienced legal counsel at their disposal on an “as-needed” basis. Our clients know they can trust Trembly Law Firm to be available for all of their business needs whenever they may emerge. At Trembly Law Firm, our experienced team has expertise in all aspects of business planning and problem solving, from the formation and initial debt or equity financing of a business, to acquisitions, mergers, dispositions, and liquidations. Trembly Law Firm can also be counted on to help in structuring and creating new companies and ventures, as well as addressing any legal concerns along the way, including, but not limited to, issues related to financial growth, industry-specific regulatory concerns, shareholder disputes, vendor disputes, and business succession and disposition issues. The Trembly Law Firm always acts proactively to ensure that our clients are protected from unnecessary risks.
As General Business Counsel, Trembly Law Firm can be counted on to handle assessment of business risk and resolving disputes arising from complex commercial operations. Trembly Law Firm can also be trusted to negotiate, draft, and review all business documents, including:
- Employment and independent contractor relationships and agreements
- Confidentiality agreements
- Vendor agreements
- Equipment lease agreements
- Corporate planning
- Procurement agreements
- Sales terms and conditions
- Manufacturing and distribution contracts
- Website development agreements
- Software licenses and assignments
- Complex contractual agreements
Miami General Business Counsel
Our firm provides guidance to executives and managers in the areas of corporate governance and compliance accountability. The Trembly Law Firm can also provide ongoing counsel to ensure clients are satisfying industry-specific licensing and regulatory obligations. To determine whether or not retaining general business counsel is right for you, contact the Trembly Law Firm today.
The General Counsel package provides comprehensive legal support to your company’s owners, board of directors, executive management, sales teams, technology teams, human resources department, finance, administrative and/or operations personnel.
*Excludes: litigation, which requires a separate retainer agreement and fee.
General Counsel: Use Trembly Law on an “As Needed” Basis
Throughout the greater Miami area, and across the nation as a whole, common practice is for businesses to hire in-house counsel on a continuous, full-time basis. While this approach may seem like it confers certain benefits, fact is that this practice is often a net negative from a financial perspective. Hiring a full-time in-house counsel usually means giving out a hefty yearly salary, and this is true regardless of how busy your in-house counsel may be.
Brett Trembly was the first litigation attorney in the South Florida region to advocate the practice of using a lawyer on an “as needed” basis rather than an in-house basis. Other firms have attempted to emulate the as needed approach advocated by Mr. Trembly, but no other firm has the experience and skill in this area as the Trembly Law Firm.
Trembly Law Can Provide Counsel on Diverse Areas
The General Counsel approach provided by Trembly Law allows businesses to have access to top quality legal counsel whenever an issue arises. This is a cost-effective approach when compared with an in-house counsel. The business lawyers at the Trembly Law have a wide range of expertise across various areas. Businesses can utilize our diverse expertise to solve whatever legal issue happens to emerge at any given time. For instance, our lawyers have significant experience in business planning and business formation issues, including incorporation, entity selection, debt and equity-based financing, and so forth.
What’s more, our lawyers also have experience in complex business transactions, such as mergers & acquisitions, dispositions, liquidations, and other related topics. If you need help with franchises, operating agreements, shareholder disputes, business structuring, or vendor issues, we can also provide assistance.
Here is an incomplete list of our service areas:
- Mergers & acquisitions
- Dispositions
- Liquidations
- Reorganizations
- Incorporation / entity formation
- Entity selection
- Debt / equity financing
- Operating / shareholder agreements
- Shareholder disputes
- Business contracts
- Regulatory issues
- Franchises
Risk Assessment & Document Drafting
Whenever you run a business, you will inevitably come across disputes and setbacks of many different sorts. The business lawyers at Trembly Law can provide counsel in order to prevent disputes and setbacks before they occur. Our lawyers can do this by applying their expertise in different areas. For instance, our lawyers can oversee the formation of business contracts and make sure that the potential for misunderstanding or mistake is very low.
As another example, our lawyers can also help you draft a balanced operating agreement which minimizes the potential for future shareholder disputes. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure; this applies nowhere better than the world of business, where disputes can quickly become very expensive and mentally draining.
The lawyers at Trembly Law Firm can also assist with document drafting, negotiation and review. Here is an incomplete list of agreements and documents we can help with:
- Vendor agreements
- Confidentiality agreements
- Employment contracts
- Independent contractor agreements
- Equipment leases
- Corporate planning
- Procurement agreements
- Sales terms and conditions
- Manufacturing and distribution contracts
- Website development contracts and agreements
- Software licenses and assignments
- General business contracts
Contact a South Miami Business Law Firm for More Information
With our General Counsel program, you can have support for any legal issue in your business at any time. In addition to the areas mentioned above, we offer support in a plethora of other areas. What’s more, our General Counsel package provides support for any type of personnel in your company, including owners, shareholders, members of a board, management, sales teams, human resources, administrative staff, operations personnel, and others as well. Contact the Trembly Law Firm today to learn more about the benefits of our General Counsel program as well as the specific areas in which we offer support. Call us today at (305) 431-5678.
Be Advised: The General Counsel program does not include litigation. Litigation involves a separate retainer agreement and fee.
Frequently Asked Questions
South Florida Business Attorney Brett Trembly addresses commonly asked business law questions in his Video of the Month series. If you have any questions for us, or if you need immediate legal assistance, please contact us today.
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