Practices / Corporate Law
Fidea Law Corporation helps clients establish a strong legal foundation to achieve their business objectives. We offer comprehensive counsel on a wide range of corporate law matters. Our clients include domestic and international corporations, both for-profit and non-profit organizations, small startups and large enterprises, as well as corporate advisors and professionals. We are dedicated to supporting businesses at every stage of their growth and development.
Examples of our service include
- Providing guidance on entity formation, incorporation, and the establishment of foreign subsidiaries
- Drafting and amending Articles of Incorporation and other corporate formation documents
- Preparing and maintaining corporate records and compliance documentation
- Advising on corporate ownership structures and capitalization strategies
- Offering counsel on shareholder meeting procedures and related matters
- Providing guidance on directors' meetings and board governance
- Advising on corporate governance practices and compliance
- Assisting with the registration of business licenses and permits
- Reviewing, negotiating, and drafting business contracts
- Offering legal advice on business disputes and litigation matters
- Providing counsel on employment law issues and workforce regulations
- Assisting with the design and implementation of employee equity plans
- Drafting employee handbooks and benefit policies
- Offering guidance on labor disputes and resolving employment-related conflicts
Other Practices
To learn more about our expertise in the practice areas mentioned above, please contact Fidea Law Corporation at (408) 236-7345 or email at admin@fidealaw.com.
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