Corporate & Contract Law

As someone who has worked with businesses for over a decade, Brian loves working with entrepreneurs so that he can help them grow and reach their goals. As a fellow business owner, Brian knows you have a lot on your plate already, so we’re here to help you form your business and get started with a sustainable path forward or with enhancing your existing business. Either way, we’ll handle the legal side. Consider us your in-house counsel who is available when you need.

While a lot of people are understandably turning to AI for their contracts and for legal advice these days, keep in mind that while it can be solid at times, it usually lacks the nuance and context of what the legal situation calls for, since it’s pulling from other contracts on the internet or in its database. AI might get you 60% or 70% of the way there in certain deals or situations, but as with most tools in life, it’s not meant as a full replacement for a trained eye who knows the specific area of law. The things that AI misses can cost you in a deal, or it might even cause a business dispute between co-owners if a provision is included in two different spots in an operating agreement with different wording. These are things we’ve seen when reviewing AI contracts from clients, and we’re here to help you avoid these pitfalls and ensure you’re protecting yourself and your business as much as reasonably possible. It’s usually always cheaper to invest in good legal work on the front end rather than having to pay litigation attorneys hundreds of thousands of dollars to resolve a business or contract dispute.

Here’s why you should choose Heinze Legal for your business’s needs:

• Since we’ve been working with businesses for over a decade, we’ve seen a lot of situations. We work hard to provide reasonable and fair legal fees so you can get top-notch legal work, and we’re able to do so because we’ve cut out a lot of the overhead that bogs down bigger firms. We pass those savings along to our clients so that both we and our clients get the best result at the end of the day.

• Avoid the legalese and get honest explanations that actually make sense. You can find plenty of attorneys who enjoy writing a Latin phrase in a contract whenever possible, but more often than not, writing in plain English avoids complications in the future and allows both sides to better understand what they’re signing. We believe the same should be true when explaining things to our clients since they are directly impacted by these decisions, and it’s our job to provide the most-informed advice and counsel.