Business Law

Business owners and entrepreneurs form business structures for a variety of reasons: to minimize taxes, to protect personal assets, to begin a venture with a partner, or to separate the results of a new business from an already established business.

The business law attorneys at Nachtigal, Eisenstein & Associates will help you choose the right form of business entity - whether general partnership, limited partnership, limited liability corporation (LLC), professional corporation, general corporation, closed corporation or nonprofit corporation -- to reach your goals.

Our business lawyers also provide legal services to support the ongoing needs of your business, such as:

• Writing and reviewing business contracts
• Drafting buy-sell agreements
• Creating business succession plans.
• Buying and selling businesses
• Commercial real estate transactions
• Reviewing and negotiating commercial leases
• Defending businesses in personal injury litigation
• Representing businesses in business litigation.
• Dissolving businesses and partnerships

Whether you are an entrepreneur or an established business, Nachtigal, Eisenstein & Associates can provide you with expert and reasonably priced legal services. We focus on meeting the needs of small businesses as well as individuals who need expert advice and counsel to pursue their personal financial goals. Because of the broad range of business law services we provide, we often serve as general legal counsel for firms that do not have their own in-house legal department.

Your business is a valuable asset that you want to protect and pass on to heirs. Through our estate planning practice, we can assist you with business succession planning. If you are going through divorce, we can assist you with complex division of property issues involving your business assets.

Contact our business law attorneys today to talk about your business needs.

Referral attorneys for Hyatt Legal Plans, Prepaid Legal Services and CLC Incorporated (formerly Consolidated Legal).

Serving business owners and entrepreneurs in the greater Portland area including Hillsboro, Beaverton, Tigard, Forest Grove, Oregon City, Aloha, St. Helens and Scappoose, as well as Washington, Clackamas, Columbia, Tillamook and Multnomah counties.