Business Law
Trayber Law Group handles the legal side of running a business: entity formation, contracts, compliance and dispute resolution. That includes structuring the company as an LLC, a corporation or a partnership so that it has proper legal protection and the intended tax treatment, and drafting or reviewing the agreements that hold it together.
Led by a practicing attorney
10+ years in real estate and law
Florida Bar Rules of Conduct
English, Russian, Ukrainian
What does a business law attorney do?
Business law attorneys assist entrepreneurs and companies with entity formation, contracts, compliance, and dispute resolution. They help structure businesses as LLCs, corporations, or partnerships, ensuring proper legal protection and tax benefits. Attorneys also draft and review agreements, including operating agreements, vendor contracts, and employment policies. Whether navigating regulatory issues, handling mergers, or resolving legal disputes, their expertise helps businesses operate smoothly and mitigate risks.
Which structure should the business use?
An LLC, a corporation or a partnership, depending on the protection and the tax treatment you need. Getting the structure right at formation is what makes the legal protection and the tax benefits available later.
Which agreements should be in writing?
Operating agreements
Vendor contracts
Employment policies
What about regulatory issues, mergers and disputes?
All three are part of the practice: navigating regulatory questions, handling mergers, and resolving legal disputes so that the business can keep operating while the issue is dealt with.
Can the same firm handle the company's property and lease?
Yes. The firm handles commercial real estate closings and commercial lease agreements as well as business formation and contracts, so a company's property and corporate work can sit with one adviser.
How a transaction runs from offer to post-closing
Most matters follow the same eight stages: offer, contract, due diligence, financing where it is needed, clearing title conditions, document preparation, closing and post-closing. Each stage and what we do in it is set out in full on our About page.
See the eight stages in detail →
Frequently asked questions
Can you form my LLC?
Yes. We help structure businesses as LLCs, corporations or partnerships, so the entity has proper legal protection and the intended tax benefits.
Do you draft operating agreements?
Yes — operating agreements, vendor contracts and employment policies are all part of the drafting and review work we do for companies.
Can you also handle the company's lease and property purchase?
Yes. The firm handles commercial real estate closings and commercial lease agreements as well as business formation and contracts.
Talk to an attorney about your matter
Call the office, or send a message and we will come back to you. Meetings are available at our Aventura office or online, in English, Russian or Ukrainian.