Denver Business Lawyers
Lohf Shaiman Jacobs PC provides a full range of transactional and advisory services for business owners and corporate entities seeking experienced legal counsel. We can work as co-counsel with your own in-house business attorneys, or can serve in full capacity as your outside legal counsel.
We Pursue Every Strategy To Minimize Your Risk And Save Your Money
Our corporate business attorneys take a practical approach to business law, ensuring that your company is well-prepared to navigate the complexities of modern business. The oil and gas industry presents unique business law challenges, especially in contract negotiations, and we bring specialized expertise to these matters. We work closely with your key executive and management personnel to determine your immediate and long-term goals. Minimizing risk is a priority, allowing you to focus on operations. Tax implications are a critical consideration in business transactions, and we help structure deals that align with your financial objectives. We are committed to open communication, keeping you informed about opportunities and cost benefits that arise. Our services range from one-time, simple transactions to ongoing legal support. Business disputes can arise in many forms, from partnership disagreements to contract breaches, and real estate matters are often intertwined with business operations, particularly for commercial enterprises. No matter the complexity, we are here to support your company’s growth and success.
“Our clients like the prompt individual attention they receive. We work as a team with our clients to find creative, practical and economical solutions to business needs.”
– Attorney Charles H. Jacobs
Call us at 303-753-9000 or contact us by email to learn more about ways we can help you resolve your business law issue efficiently and cost-effectively. You get experienced, high-quality legal advice at a reasonable cost.
General Business Transactional Services
- Business entity formation, restructuring
- Mergers, acquisitions and partnership buyouts
- Contracts, original drafts, reviews and revisions
- Shareholder agreements, partnership agreements and dissolution agreements
- Secured purchase and sales transactions
- Distribution and licensing agreements
Business Growth and Tax Planning
- Compensation planning
- Tax planning
- Federal compliance, Employee Retirement Income and Security Act (ERISA)
- Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) compliance
- Employee licensure compliance
- Expanding operations, commercial real estate leases
Securities and Corporate Finance
- Private offerings
- Acquiring new investors
- Compliance with state and federal securities laws
Banking and Commercial Lending
- Loan documents
- Collections
- Real estate financing
- Zoning and land development issues
- Operations
Special Business Law Practice Areas
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- Limited stakes gaming
- Airport law
- Intellectual property, copyrights, trademarks
- Infringement opinions
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Business Attorney Q&A
In the bustling business landscape of Denver, having a skilled business lawyer is crucial for drafting, reviewing, and revising contracts. Our attorneys at Lohf Shaiman Jacobs PC ensure that your agreements are legally sound and align with your business objectives. From shareholder agreements to distribution and licensing contracts, we’re here to safeguard your interests and facilitate successful business transactions.
Navigating tax laws in Denver can be complex, but with the help of our experienced business lawyers, your company can achieve effective tax planning and compliance. At Lohf Shaiman Jacobs PC, we provide strategic advice on compensation planning, federal compliance, and expanding operations, ensuring that your business stays financially healthy and legally compliant.
If you’re facing legal challenges or seeking opportunities to grow your Denver-based business, our attorneys at Lohf Shaiman Jacobs PC are here to help. With extensive experience in business law, we offer tailored solutions to meet your unique needs.
Common choices include LLCs, corporations, and nonprofits, each with different filing, governance, and tax implications. The Colorado Secretary of State provides resources and online filing for formations and periodic reports. LLCs are flexible and can be taxed as partnerships or corporations, while corporations may fit venture financing and equity plans. Liability protection depends on proper formation and ongoing compliance. Consider management structure, investor expectations, and administrative workload when choosing. State resources and checklists help founders prepare accurate filings from day one.
Colorado law allows operating agreements to govern member rights, duties, voting, profit sharing, and management structure. Agreements should address capital contributions, transfers, buy-sell triggers, dispute resolution, and records access. They can also set rules for manager authority, fiduciary duties, and limitations permitted by statute. Without clear terms, default rules may apply in ways owners did not intend. Updates should be documented when membership or governance changes. Reviewing the LLC Act sections on operating agreements and management helps tailor provisions.
Many startups rely on federal Regulation D exemptions like Rule 506(b) or 506(c) to avoid full SEC registration. Issuers must file a Form D notice within 15 days after the first sale and follow anti-fraud rules. States may still require blue sky notice filings and fees even when federal law preempts registration. Rule 506(b) limits sales to a small number of non-accredited investors, while Rule 506(c) permits general solicitation if all purchasers are accredited and verified. Companies should align offering materials, subscription documents, and investor verification with the chosen exemption. Consult SEC guidance and check state notice requirements before accepting funds. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us for expert legal assistance.
