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Jeff Rasalla posted a new Legal Issues thread on 1/18/2010

Can you review my partnership contract?

Hi,

I'm looking for someone who can take a look at a partnership contract I've written up, to give me any input. Obviously the person replying to this message would have some knowledge in business legalities. The contract is written for the agreement to be governed in the state of PA. I also agree to not hold you liable for any advice you give me :)

If anyone can help out I can return the favor by giving you great exposure in your industry and opening the door to many new contacts.

Please send me a message if you're interested. The contract is confidential and will only be shown to someone I feel is qualified to view it. I look forward to your reply.

Thanks,
Jeff
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William Henderson Responded on 1/19/2010


See an attorney.
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James Locker Responded on 2/2/2010


Jeff

I am making the assumption you don't have your own attorney or consultant to review due to hourly cost of reviewing documents on a ala carte basis?

I represent business consultants and top rated law firms across the U.S., including PA that will provide ongoing consulting and legal advice on an ongoing basis without a high hourly fee included.

Fee free to contact me at 513.444.3885 if you are interested in learning more and having the contract reviewed by a highly regarded law firm that have attorneys that specialize in many areas of law, including business and contracts.

Sincerely,

James Locker
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Devin Morgan Responded on 2/4/2010


Partnerships aren't very good business forms. Do some searching or pick-up a book on limited liability companies. If you have one or more partners in mind and are serious about your venture, it makes sense to pay an attorney to help with the agreement. Sorting out the rights of co-founders is a pretty important task in the early days of a company and getting it wrong can be painful, particularly if you are really successful or really unsuccessful. There are also liability and tax issues that should be considered in how you form your venture.
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Sharon Drew Responded on 2/8/2010


Sure. Contact me directly via my profile.
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