Larry Sass, the principal attorney at The Law Office of Laurence J. Sass, is the unique business attorney who is also an experienced trial lawyer and courtroom advocate. During his over thirty years of legal practice, Larry has helped corporate clients to confront and address countless issues and challenges across the legal spectrum in business deals, litigations and the day-to-day operations of their businesses.
As a result, Larry has the breadth and scope of knowledge, familiarity with the multitude of legal fields and broad-based experience necessary to counsel and represent clients in virtually every aspect of their businesses, as well as their personal endeavors. Misunderstandings, disagreements and conflicts with vendors, partners, investors, landlords.
As a result, Larry has the breadth and scope of knowledge, familiarity with the multitude of legal fields and broad-based experience necessary to counsel and represent clients in virtually every aspect of their businesses, as well as their personal endeavors. Misunderstandings, disagreements and conflicts with vendors, partners, investors, landlords.
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Misunderstandings, disagreements and conflicts with vendors, partners, investors, landlords, employees, independent contractors, licensees and others can be distracting and unpleasant and take your focus away from running your business.
Reviewing the issues with a seasoned attorney experienced in dealing with all varieties of business disputes can help you more objectively and dispassionately evaluate and prioritize your concerns and formulate a plan of action to try to resolve or confront the situation.
Reviewing the issues with a seasoned attorney experienced in dealing with all varieties of business disputes can help you more objectively and dispassionately evaluate and prioritize your concerns and formulate a plan of action to try to resolve or confront the situation.
A subpoena is a written directive issued in connection with a civil lawsuit or criminal or agency investigation or proceeding requiring a person thought to have relevant information to appear as a witness to produce documents or other evidence and/or to testify at a pre-trial deposition, a trial or a hearing.
A verdict rendered by a jury in a civil or criminal case and certain unfavorable rulings issued by a judge can be challenged by appealing the determination to an appellate court designated to hear and decide appeals from the trial level courts.
The most effective appeals require a thorough and cogent analysis of the facts and information that were presented to the judge or jury that made the determination that is being challenged, comprehensive research of the applicable law, persuasive and well written briefs focusing on the most compelling facts and issues and convincing and appropriately forceful oral argument.
The most effective appeals require a thorough and cogent analysis of the facts and information that were presented to the judge or jury that made the determination that is being challenged, comprehensive research of the applicable law, persuasive and well written briefs focusing on the most compelling facts and issues and convincing and appropriately forceful oral argument.
Contract law is an area of law that refers to making and enforcing agreements between two or more parties. Any agreement between such parties to provide a service, or a product or commit to an act that is enforceable by law is considered a contract.
The day-to-day operations of businesses of every type, size and scope rely heavily on contracts: the lease for your office space, the license for the software that runs on your computers, the commitment from your telephone service provider, your bank's credit card processing fee agreement or line of credit, the agreement with your business partners on how you will share profits and expenses and operate your business, insurance coverage contracts, and pricing, delivery and payment arrangements with vendors and suppliers, are all contracts.
The day-to-day operations of businesses of every type, size and scope rely heavily on contracts: the lease for your office space, the license for the software that runs on your computers, the commitment from your telephone service provider, your bank's credit card processing fee agreement or line of credit, the agreement with your business partners on how you will share profits and expenses and operate your business, insurance coverage contracts, and pricing, delivery and payment arrangements with vendors and suppliers, are all contracts.
On-call and as-needed advice and guidance for the legal needs of your start-up, growing or established business.
Flexible and cost-effective fee arrangements allow businesses of all sizes to have a practical business attorney with extensive courtroom and trial experience available by phone and e-mail to answer day-to-day questions, learn your business, help you anticipate risks, address emergent problems, deal with lawsuits and liabilities and strategize to avoid legal obstacles to future productivity and growth.
Flexible and cost-effective fee arrangements allow businesses of all sizes to have a practical business attorney with extensive courtroom and trial experience available by phone and e-mail to answer day-to-day questions, learn your business, help you anticipate risks, address emergent problems, deal with lawsuits and liabilities and strategize to avoid legal obstacles to future productivity and growth.
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