"Shawn provided critical advice on the operating agreement for my new business. Three things stood out; 1. Balance of legal and business advice. His experience on the business side sets him apart from my attorneys. 2. Responsiveness. He reviewed the fast-changing revisions quickly. 3. His video conferencing meetings are as convenient as a phone call with the added communication elements of an office meeting. If you want a skilled attorney and business advisor to help you get started, call Shawn Jackson." K.S.
“We hired Shawn Jackson to represent us in the purchase of a corporation. His professionalism, knowledge, and ethics was greatly appreciated it. He was timely in his responses (even working on weekends and holidays), always taking into consideration our thoughts and opinions. He was patient in explaining the law with regards to our engagement and also had an uncanny ability to explain the process when it became difficult. His prices were very reasonable, and his invoices were detailed, so we always understood what we were paying for. We would recommend him for any business legal needs.” P.E.
“I found Shawn through Yelp. It was one of the best decisions I made as a business owner. I consulted with Shawn from the beginning of my business all the way up to selling my business. He was there to help me with any situation and always provided me with a prompt response. He has a down to earth personality and always provided very well thought out responses to my questions. It wasn't until it came to sell my business where I saw Shawn's skill of dealing with the buyers and his ability to obtain the best deal for his clients. At some points I felt that Shawn was my business partner, not an attorney. He was able to successfully help me sell my business with the terms that I wanted. I never actually met Shawn in person, all of my interactions with him were through the phone.
“I am thoroughly impressed with Shawn Jackson"
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Video Call, Telephone Call or Email consultation. Fees range from $90/hour to $360/hour. "Shawn provided critical advice on the operating agreement for my new business. Three things stood out; 1. Balance of legal and business advice. His experience on the business side sets him apart from my attorneys. 2. Responsiveness. He reviewed the fast-changing revisions quickly. 3. His video conferencing meetings are as convenient as a phone call with the added communication elements of an office meeting. If you want a skilled attorney and business advisor to help you get started, call Shawn Jackson." K.S. “We hired Shawn Jackson to represent us in the purchase of a corporation. His professionalism, knowledge, and ethics was greatly appreciated it. He was timely in his responses (even working on weekends and holidays), always taking into consideration our thoughts and opinions. -
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I found Shawn through Yelp. It was one of the best decisions I made as a business owner. I consulted with Shawn from the beginning of my business all the way up to selling my business. He was there to help me with any situation and always provided me with a prompt response. He has a down to earth personality, but always provided very well thought out responses to my questions. It wasn't until it came to sell my business where I saw Shawn's skill of dealing with the buyers and his ability to obtain the best deal for his clients. At some points I felt that Shawn was my business partner, not an attorney. He was able to successfully help me sell my business with the terms that I wanted. I never actually met Shawn in person, all of my interactions with him were through the phone. I don't care where you are - if you are looking for a business attorney stop your search and give Shawn a call.” Z.R.
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- Q. How to safeguard lease agreements with tenants using different last names?
- A: On the assumption that you want to bind "all" tenants and individuals occupying the space, you will want all names and any "aliases" that they may be using. One of several "focus points" you will want as the landlord in the lease, along with any personal guarantees ... is the accurate identification of all names being used along with your inserted copies of their photo identifications ... also with some research on the individuals to explore why or how there is a discrepancy in the presentation of their names and identification. Does this make sense to you?
- Q. How do I protect myself legally and financially while resolving a contract issue and managing business operations?
- A: The next initial steps: [1] Do you have a copy of the written agreement and/or any copies of emails, texts or faxes that reveal the contract intentions of the parties. [2] Draft a short chronological narrative of what has happened over the last year or so. [3] Schedule a Free Initial Consultation with at least two Business Transactions Attorneys ... let us know if we can help ... thank you.
- Q. Purchased a preowned Rolex from an established jewelry store. However, I believe it’s not authentic. What are my rights?
- A: Well, your next steps would be [1] to review your receipt to see if there are any disclaimers or notices that indicate that the jewelry store was not making any claims to authenticate the watch as genuine ... [2] then to gather evidence to support your case that you had a reasonable belief that the watch was genuine ... [3] consult with an attorney of your choice to discuss how to proceed from this point ...
