It seems like every day carries a new cost for business owners, whether it comes in the form of government regulations, increasing health care cost, or just the cost of goods sold. With so many business clients large and small, Kennelly Business Law knows the last unexpected expense any business leader wants to see is for legal services. At KBL we have formed and represented hundreds of local businesses, so we've really seen it all. That experience allows our team to work with business owners to help them understand the right level of legal support for their needs, as well as help plan and budget accordingly. For many businesses, it isn't necessary to have an in-house lawyer or legal team, and can rely on outside counsel from a firm like KBL to meet their needs without significant overhead. Here are a few general categories of levels of support for outside counsel various size and types of businesses might need.
Making the Complex Simple in Banking Law
For many business owners, the only thing more daunting than legal matters are financial matters. Combining those two complexities is the challenging world of Bank Law - a specialty that has become one of the most complex and daunting areas of law in recent years. While the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 placed new and more in-depth restrictions and disclosures for investing, the global economic crisis of 2008 resulted in the federal government enacting significant new regulatory restrictions and consumer protections in matters of banking and finance. These regulations make it even more important for banks to have proper representation to ensure compliance. At Kennelly Business Law, our business law practice has led us to the representation of banks and financial institutions. In that capacity, we draft loan agreements, mortgages and other necessary documents to properly document complex transactions. That means our team must constantly learn and grow to keep up with the ever-evolving regulatory world governing these areas of practice. Some of the areas of specialties we've developed in this practice include:
