Legal Services for all businesses.

With both a Corporation or a Limited Liability Company (LLC), an owner is not personally liable for the debts or the actions of the business. If you do not incorporate or form a LLC, creditors can come after you personally for debts owed by the business. Both a corporation and LLC also adds legitimacy to your business venture. You will appear more attractive for outside investors, government contracts and future clients. It can also help with taxes depending on the type of business entity chosen

Yes. Although our main office is located in Southern California, we have a lot of clients whose business is located in other parts of the state. From San Diego to San Francisco, our clients span the length of the state of California. We even represent out of state companies, including international companies, who started businesses in California. When we are unable to meet our clients in person, we use various technological tools such as: GoTo Meeting, Zoom, Skype and Facetime for our meetings. We have held many board meetings, by GoTo Meeting, where board members are located in different states or are out of the country. With the wealth of technology out there, geography is not an obstacle to getting the work done.

We bill our clients hourly or on a flat fee. For projects where it is more difficult to know the actual time that will be spent (for example, negotiation of a business purchase), we will bill by the hour. For other projects, such as forming a corporation, we will generally charge a flat fee. Before we begin any work on a flat fee project, we will quote you a fee.

Please contact us here, call us at (818) 280-8460 or email us at info@brunogroupinc.com We would love to work with you!