Entrepreneurship Law
Entrepreneurship law can broadly be defined as combined areas of law that affect the creation and operation of small businesses. It is a dimension of business law, with a focus on issues pertaining specifically to the self-employed. Employment, contract, administrative, statutory, and property law are examples of areas of law that affect entrepreneurs.
Matthew Kenney, PA has synthesized its legal service offerings into business formation, contract law, and compliance. Each entrepreneurial journey is different. Legal issues of vital importance to some business owners might be irrelevant to others. Therefore, legal services are tailored to the needs of the client. Entrepreneurship law is transactional in nature, not adversarial. The purpose is to protect business and personal assets, while avoiding contract disputes and inadvertent violation of the law.
A Limited Scope of Services
Matthew Kenney, PA serves a niche market of entrepreneurs seeking assistance with the following legal areas:
- Business Formation (Non-Profit & For-Profit): Guidance in choosing and establishing the appropriate legal structure and complying with registration requirements.
- Contract Review and Drafting: Ensuring contracts adequately protect clients, their businesses and families is the goal. Simple contracts through franchise formation can be discussed.
- Legal Compliance: From licensure through industry specific regulations, small business owners face many federal, state and local regulations. Knowing the rules mitigates risks.