Business Law

Running a business means making decisions that carry legal weight long after they are made. The entity you choose, the contracts you sign, and the way you bring on partners all decide how protected you are when something goes wrong. We handle that work so the structure is sound from the start and the paperwork holds up when it matters.

Shane Buntrock has advised business owners for more than thirty years, and the firm works with companies of every size across Mesa and the East Valley. Whether you are forming a first LLC or negotiating the sale of a company you built over decades, you get an attorney who understands the goal behind the deal and drafts to it.

Formation and structure

The way you set up an entity affects your taxes, your liability, and how easily you can bring in partners or investors later. We help you pick the right structure, file it correctly, and put operating agreements or bylaws in place that spell out who decides what. Getting this right at the beginning saves expensive disputes down the road.

Contracts and transactions

Most business risk lives in the contracts. We draft and review agreements with clients, vendors, employees, and partners so the terms protect you instead of exposing you. When you buy or sell a business, we handle the diligence, the purchase agreement, and the closing so the deal is clean and enforceable.

Ongoing counsel

Many owners do not need a full-time legal department, but they do need someone who knows the business and picks up the phone. We work as outside general counsel for companies that want steady guidance without the overhead, reviewing decisions before they become problems.

Book a consultation to talk through what your business needs and what it costs.