1.Business Lawyer (also called Corporate Lawyer)
Business law is quite broad, and business lawyers will often deal with several areas of law discussed below, including employment, intellectual property, and mergers and acquisitions. Sometimes these lawyers just focus on basic business legal tasks such as forming your company, while others are more encompassing and will work on all types of business needs from employment issues to tax compliance. Also, some lawyers focus only on small businesses and startups, while others focus on large enterprises.
Keep in mind that there are business transactional lawyers and business litigation lawyers as well. The difference between these two types of business lawyers are significant, in that business transactional lawyers handle transactions (such as negotiating deals) and drafting documents (such as employment agreements), while business litigation lawyers handle your lawsuits (such as when someone sues your company for violating the terms of a contract). Most of … Read More
