Business Legal Services in the United States
You may be preparing to start a company, reviewing an agreement, or working through a dispute. Whatever brings you here, you need to understand the legal decisions ahead and how they relate to your plans.
LOIGICA provides business legal services for entrepreneurs, business owners, and international investors with interests in the United States. Tell us what you are trying to do. We help identify the relevant questions, explain the options, and define the work needed to move forward.
Starting something new, reviewing an existing arrangement, or facing a dispute? Tell us where you need help.
Find the Support That Fits Your Situation
Business StructureYou are deciding how to organize a U.S. business or reviewing whether an existing structure still fits. Start here for guidance on entity choices, LLC formation, corporate structure review, and offshore company arrangements connected to U.S. investments.
ContractsYou need an agreement prepared or want to understand proposed terms before signing. Explore drafting and review for commercial and employment agreements, along with residential lease review for individuals arranging a home in the United States.
LitigationA business disagreement needs legal attention. Start here to discuss a potential claim, respond to allegations, or assess options for resolving a conflict involving a business relationship or transaction.
Business Structure
You are deciding how to organize a U.S. business or reviewing whether an existing structure still fits. Start here for guidance on entity choices, LLC formation, corporate structure review, and offshore company arrangements connected to U.S. investments.
Explore Business Structure →Contracts
You need an agreement prepared or want to understand proposed terms before signing. Explore drafting and review for commercial and employment agreements, along with residential lease review for individuals arranging a home in the United States.
Explore Contracts →Litigation
A business disagreement needs legal attention. Start here to discuss a potential claim, respond to allegations, or assess options for resolving a conflict involving a business relationship or transaction.
Explore Business Litigation →What Business Legal Services Can Help You Address
Legal questions often arise around a specific decision. Who will own the company? Which entity should sign the agreement? What happens if a partner wants to leave? How should you respond when another party does not meet an obligation?
Business legal advice helps you evaluate those questions in the context of your documents, activities, and relevant jurisdictions. The service may involve advice, document preparation, review, or representation, depending on the matter and agreed scope.
You do not need to arrive with a legal diagnosis. Explain what you want to accomplish and what is making the decision difficult. That gives us a practical starting point.
Starting or Organizing a U.S. Business
Before choosing an entity, it helps to understand who will own it, where it will operate, and what it will do. An arrangement for a single owner may raise different questions from one involving several investors or an existing foreign company.
Our Business Structure services address those decisions and the related formation or review work. If an LLC is the proposed option, we examine the intended business and clarify what the formation engagement includes.
For an existing company, the starting point may be its current documents and how decisions are actually made. A change in ownership, activity, or investment plans can be a reason to review the arrangement.
Review LLC Formation → Review Your Corporate Structure →
Putting Agreements Into Clear Terms
An agreement needs to reflect the relationship you intend to create. That includes what each party will do, how payment works, and how changes or an exit will be handled.
For commercial arrangements, we help prepare or review the document in the context of the proposed deal. For employment agreements, we consider the role, compensation terms, and other commitments that need attention.
Tell us whether you have a draft, have already signed, or need a new document. If you want direct negotiation with the other party, we discuss that separately when defining the work.
Explore Commercial Contracts → Explore Employment Contracts →Responding When a Business Relationship Breaks Down
A disagreement may involve unpaid obligations, contract performance, or decisions affecting ownership rights. Before deciding how to respond, you need to understand what the documents and available records support.
Our litigation services begin with the dispute, your role, and the result you want to pursue. We discuss the potential work and relevant forum, including whether negotiation or proceedings may be appropriate.
If you have received a formal demand or court papers, include that information and any deadline in your inquiry. It helps us understand the current stage of the matter.
Explore Commercial Litigation →
For International Owners and Investors
Your U.S. plans may sit alongside a business, family, or investments in another country. Tell us where you live, which entities are involved, and where the proposed activities will take place.
We use that context to identify the U.S. legal questions and where input from tax advisors or foreign counsel may be needed. If an offshore company is under consideration, its purpose and relationship to the U.S. investment need assessment before formation.
Some plans also raise immigration or estate planning questions. We identify those connections and discuss any separate work required. Each area has its own scope and decisions to address.
How We Work With You
We begin with what you want to do, the people or entities involved, and any decision or deadline ahead. You can bring an initial idea or an existing arrangement that needs attention.
We determine which service fits and what information is needed. Where several issues overlap, we discuss the order in which they should be addressed and who needs to participate.
Before starting the engagement, we explain the proposed work, fee arrangement, and responsibilities. We clarify which documents, revisions, filings, or representation stages are included.
We explain the advice or documents and address your questions within the engagement. If your plans change or further work becomes necessary, we discuss the additional scope.
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Understand your objective
We begin with what you want to do, the people or entities involved, and any decision or deadline ahead. You can bring an initial idea or an existing arrangement that needs attention.
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Identify the relevant work
We determine which service fits and what information is needed. Where several issues overlap, we discuss the order in which they should be addressed and who needs to participate.
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Agree on scope and fees
Before starting the engagement, we explain the proposed work, fee arrangement, and responsibilities. We clarify which documents, revisions, filings, or representation stages are included.
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Complete the work and discuss follow-up
We explain the advice or documents and address your questions within the engagement. If your plans change or further work becomes necessary, we discuss the additional scope.
Why Work With LOIGICA
You should understand what a legal recommendation means for your business. We connect the advice to the decision you need to make and explain the questions that remain open.
For international clients, we consider the relationship between the U.S. matter and the wider plan. Our focus is on defining useful work around your circumstances, with clear responsibilities and room for questions.
Discuss Your Business PlansFrequently Asked Questions
Do you offer small business legal services?
Yes. A smaller business may need help with its structure, an agreement, or a dispute. Tell us about the particular matter so we can assess whether the service fits.
Can I contact you if I live outside the United States?
Yes. Include your country of residence and the location of the U.S. activity. We discuss the requirements and practical arrangements for the proposed engagement.
What if I do not know which service I need?
Describe the decision or problem in your own words. We can identify the relevant area and discuss what information is needed to assess the matter.
How are fees determined?
Fees depend on the work, complexity, documents, and jurisdictions involved. We discuss the proposed scope and fee arrangement before starting. Additional services require a further scope discussion.
Tell Us What You Are Working On
Share a short description of your plans or legal question, where the activity is located, and any deadline. Our team will review your inquiry and contact you about the next step.