General Corporate Counsel
Tennessee and Southeast based corporate counsel
GENERAL LEGAL COUNSEL
Businesses with ongoing legal concerns need a place to turn for cost-effective, quality legal assistance. Sibert Law routinely acts as general corporate counsel for companies that are large enough to need legal counsel on a regular basis, but are fiscally responsible and understand the benefit of legal outsourcing.
Why does my business need a general counsel? One benefit to securing Sibert Law as general corporate counsel is that we develop an in-depth knowledge of your company, its culture, key players and legal needs. When legal issues arise our professionals can provide efficient service that is focused upon resolving an issue and reduce lag time, which equals automatic cost savings and fewer disruptions in your business operations.
Because each of our clients is unique, Sibert Law offers various Corporate Counsel Packages based upon your needs and levels of service. Our packages allow you to choose the amount of hours devoted to your business on a monthly or quarterly basis including litigation consultation or representation, commercial transactions, employee training or seminars, compliance with state or federal laws and regulations, contract drafting and review.
ANNUAL LEGAL CHECK-UP
Many of us take the time to see our family doctor at least once a year for an annual physical to diagnose existing problems and prevent future conditions. So, why not do the same with your business?
For companies that do not require ongoing legal business assistance, we offer an annual assessment for one flat rate. As experienced business counsel, we can identify legal issues ahead of time and help you avoid pitfalls in the future. If you select this option we will personally meet with you at your office on an annual basis to ensure compliance with corporate structure requirements and conduct annual meetings; update corporate or partnership records; revise or negotiate commercial or business contracts, employment agreements, and property or equipment leases; create profit sharing arrangements for employees and owners; address employment, litigation or other legal issues; revise key business documents as a result of recent changes in administrative or case law; and, discuss ways to protect assets and expand your business.
Contact us today to find out how Sibert Law can work as your company’s corporate counsel.