Your business.
"Bricolage" in Business
In business, bricolage means creatively using the resources available to solve problems and seize opportunities.
Whether your business is in the start-up, growth, or maturity stage, running a small or medium-sized business successfully requires adaptability, resourcefulness, innovation, and resilience. As your legal advisor, we support you so you can confidently build, grow, and refine your business.
You might be a health professional running a clinic, an entrepreneur with an emerging product, or the general counsel of a publicly traded company. In every case, our goal is to ask questions — and listen — to understand your business, your objectives, and any challenges. This allows us to craft legal solutions tailored to your needs.
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Structure your Business and its Relationships
Whichever stage your business is in, we work with you to ensure your business and its relationships are structured properly. For new businesses, we can review leases, assist with financing, and set up the corporate structure you need to get started.
For all businesses, we draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial contracts, ensuring your relationships, operations, and obligations are clear, secure, and aligned with your goals. We can also document your accountant’s plan to ensure your business is structured in a tax-efficient manner, protecting your long-term financial goals.
For clients buying or selling a business, we can assist with all aspects of the deal, including due diligence and dealings with landlords, financers as well as the other party.
Protect your Trademarks
Your business’s trademarks — including its name, logos, and slogans — are key elements of your brand. They help your products or services stand out and contribute to the value of your goodwill. Conducting a trademark search before adopting a mark, and registering it once adopted, can prevent disputes, avoid costly rebranding, and protect your business’s reputation.
Whether you’re launching a new business, rebranding, or expanding into new markets, we can help you determine whether your trademark is available and guide you through the registration process. We also assist clients in enforcing their rights when others use confusingly similar marks, providing clear, practical solutions to protect what makes your business unique.