Business lawyers
Business law is what every founder and partner needs before needing it: incorporating the company, splitting shares and signing contracts that will not explode two years later.
Incorporating properly
Beyond the paperwork, what matters are the statutes and shareholder agreements: how you enter, how you exit and what happens if someone stops contributing. That early work is the most profitable a firm does.
Contracts and unpaid invoices
A reviewed contract costs a fraction of the trial it prevents. For unpaid receivables, the European order-for-payment route works and a lawyer knows whether your case fits it.
Ongoing counsel
Many firms offer a monthly retainer: consultations, contracts and warnings for a fixed fee. For a small company that is usually cheaper than paying per incident.