A Corporate Business and Transactions Lawyer

The Ruby Berry Law Group, PLLC provides, manages, and facilitates a wide range of legal services for clients actively involved in commercial and business transactions. Our team assists diverse clients in the planning, organization, training, performance, and management of the client’s legal needs and services, and can provide direct services on an integral and as-needed basis to clients who have attorneys and other legal professionals on staff.

A Corporate Business and Transactional Lawyer represents clients in corporate and transactional law matters including:

  • Business Reorganization

  • Commercial Transaction Contracts

  • Distribution Agreements

  • Joint Ventures

  • Mergers and Acquisitions

  • Partnerships

  • Sales and Distribution Activities

  • Supply Chain Development and Management

  • Limited Liability Company

  • Limited Partnerships

Business Formation

If you’re starting a new business, picking the best legal structure for your company is key. Different businesses have different advantages and disadvantages. Our lawyers are committed to helping you at all stages of your business. We have extensive experience forming the following new business entities:

  • Limited Liability Company (LLC)

  • Corporations,

  • S-Corps

  • C-Corps

  • Partnerships

  • Non-Profits, etc

Our goal is to help you business succeed. At the Ruby Berry Law Group, PLLC we are committed to carefully advising each of our clients during all stages of business planning.

Business Contracts and Transactions

Formal contracts are essential to protecting your company’s best interests during a business transaction. Contracts form the basis of sound business operation and protection from liability. Our lawyers have extensive experience drafting contracts for both large and small business ventures. You may also need agreements concerning your company’s relationships with employees and with third parties, such as vendors. Some of the contracts and agreements you might need assistance with include:

  • Buy-sell agreements

  • Lease agreements

  • Service contracts

  • Employment contracts

  • Releases and waivers

  • Operating Agreements

  • Shareholder Agreements

  • Partnership Agreements

  • Non-Compete Agreements

  • Software and intellectual property licensing

  • Draft Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA) and Confidentiality Agreements

GENERAL COUNSEL

An outside general counsel is a non-employee attorney who acts as the legal representative of a business as needed. This attorney can help resolve current legal issues, and help to avoid foreseeable legal problems. Outside general counsel is ideal for many businesses because they often don’t require enough legal help to warrant a full time in-house attorney, but still need the legal foresight and protection a lawyer provides.

Businesses usually choose to utilize outside general counsel because it is a cost-effective option for legal representation, but there are other business advantages. In-house attorneys may become very familiar with the law as it relates to your business field, but will still require outside legal advice from a firm that handles cases in other areas of the law. This kind of diverse legal knowledge can only be gained by a legal team devoted to different practice areas and that handles dozens of different legal matters as well as litigation in Texas state and federal courts.

There are many reasons a company might choose a law firm like Ruby Berry Law Group, PLLC as their outside general counsel. Perhaps it doesn’t fit their needs to have full-time attorneys on staff. Perhaps the company doesn’t need 2,000 hours per year of legal services. Perhaps the in-house lawyers are appropriate for specific areas of operation but not matters where different or more specialized legal experience is required. Our team of business lawyers are well suited to find creative business solutions within your business structure to help avoid disputes and grow the company.

When you hire the Ruby Berry Law Group, PLLC, you will work directly with your attorney – not a paralegal and gain access to the infamous “Mr. Make It Go Away.” Your company may not need legal representation everyday, but when it does, you will have the full force of our litigators at your disposal. 

Contact us today to learn how our attorneys can work as outside general counsel to help your business thrive.