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August 23, 2025
Alexander C.
I am a solo practitioner that runs my own legal practice. I am currently licensed in 16 states and I'm working to expand that reach.
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Angela S.
Business law attorney with over 20 years of experience in contracts, entity formation and risk management
"I hired Angela for a Demand Letter project in an attempt to recover a security deposit. She's very knowledgeable about Real Estate law & was empathetic about my situation. Having to hire an attorney for any case, whether simple or complex, can be daunting. That being said, Angela is very personable & addressed all my questions & concerns which put my mind at ease. I'd highly recommend Angela for any legal needs if you require a reliable attorney"
Abbi N.
I provide efficient, business-focused contract counsel services to companies and law firms, drawing on my experience as a Supervising Attorney and former Assistant Attorney General handling complex litigation, contracts, and regulatory matters across multiple jurisdictions. I deliver practical, strategic solutions—whether drafting and negotiating agreements, advising on employment and business issues, or managing risk before disputes arise. Clients hire me because I step in quickly, provide clear guidance, and produce high-quality work without unnecessary overhead.
Saranne W.
Saranne (Sara) is the owner and founder of S. Weimer Law, LLC. Sara has over a decade of experience practicing at prominent law firms. Prior to opening S. Weimer Law, Sara spent several years at a premiere international law firm representing companies and their leaders in every facet of the employment relationship. Sara has represented entities of all sizes, including some of the largest Fortune 500 companies, small start-ups, and key executives. Sara's experiences spans across various industries, including pharmaceutical, medical device, healthcare, financial services, technology, transportation, telecommunication, entertainment, non-profit, hospitality, and private equity. Sara has successfully represented her clients in single-plaintiff litigations, multi-plaintiff litigations, class and collective actions, agency charges, government audits, and disputes with competitors. Sara has extensive experience handling claims of discrimination, harassment, retaliation, leave interference, pay equity, medical and religious accommodations, wage and hour issues, whistleblower allegations, non-competes, restrictive covenants, and wrongful termination. Sara is also regularly retained to conduct internal investigations, respond to government inquiries, conduct workplace training, and negotiate executive agreements.
Stephen R.
Steve Reich is licensed to practice in both New York and Massachusetts and is based in Boston. He assists with environmental litigation and other complex litigation and heads the firm's intellectual property practice, including copyright and trademark registration and protection. Other practice areas include commercial contract drafting and civil litigation.
"Fast, professional, and articulate—I would work with Stephen again."
Grace A.
Business Lawyer with over 9 years of legal experience. Can assist with all types of business and commercial agreements, including formation documents, employment/hiring, financing/fundraising & business sales and purchases.
February 5, 2025
David G.
I specialize in commercial and technology agreements, and general corporate and real estate matters. My passion for transactional and corporate work grew out of helping small and medium sized businesses with agreements of all types and real estate matters. Though I primarily represent large private and publicly traded Fortune 500 companies, I very much enjoy representing new and emerging businesses. From the private family office or new start-up to the rapidly growing and mature company, I have a proven track record of exceeding expectations in helping clients achieve their vision.
February 8, 2025
Cameron D.
I’m a Texas-based business attorney focused on helping companies—from early-stage startups to established enterprises—navigate their legal needs with clarity and confidence. My practice centers on contracts, corporate governance, and international business matters. Whether you're forming a new company, reviewing a commercial agreement, or expanding into new markets, I bring practical, business-minded legal guidance tailored to your goals. Clients appreciate that I don’t just “paper” deals—I help them understand what they’re signing and protect their long-term interests. I believe in clear communication, fair flat fees, and efficient turnarounds, especially when time is money. In addition to domestic clients, I work with a range of foreign individuals and companies doing business in the U.S., and regularly assist with cross-border transactions, regulatory issues, and contract negotiation. If you’re looking for an attorney who values relationships, communicates clearly, and knows how to get deals done—I’d be glad to connect.
February 12, 2025
Maria H.
Motivated, hardworking, and passionate attorney with strong organizational skills. Skilled in researching, interpreting, and writing legal documents. Detailed-oriented individual with excellent time management and problem-solving skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. I have WealthCounsel available for Ohio.
February 21, 2025
Nicholas M.
Since getting my license to practice 3 years ago, I have been spent my time as a trial attorney with district attorneys office and insurance defense covering disputes with contracts, landlord-tenant, auto accidents, premises liability, and contract disputes.
February 26, 2025
April W.
I close residential and commercial real estate transactions. Myself and my paralegal work hard to ensure that every closing is properly executed. I can write title insurance policies with two companies First American and AmTrust. We are a small title company, but we are capable and efficient. I love what I do and I would love to provide closing services for you as well. I am also a licensed real estate agent. I do not actively practice real estate in the sales agent capacity because of my real estate closing practice. I remain current with policies, procedures, issues and trends. I am available to help anyone buy or sell a home or refer them to someone who will do an excellent job.
February 26, 2025
Carissa E.
As a resident of the Chicago Southside, Attorney Carissa Essex is a dedicated mother, wife, and attorney. Carissa graduated from the Illustrious Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science. She then returned to Chicago to obtain her Juris Doctorate in 2016 from DePaul University College of Law. After working in Corporate America for several years as a full-time Legal Project Manager practicing law part-time, Carissa decided to devote all of her time to her legal practice and founded Essex Law in early 2024. Focusing on Family Law and Real Estate Law matters, Essex Law provides exceptional and affordable services to all throughout the Chicagoland Area.
Pet Sitting Legal Questions and Answers
Pet Sitting
Pet Care Agreement
Massachusetts
What are the key elements to include in a Pet Care Agreement?
I am in the process of finalizing arrangements for a pet sitter to take care of my dog while I am away on a business trip, and I want to ensure that I have a legally binding agreement in place that outlines the responsibilities, expectations, and liabilities of both parties involved. I am seeking guidance on what specific provisions should be included in a Pet Care Agreement to protect the well-being of my pet and address any potential issues that may arise during the pet sitting period.
Randy M.
Leaving your dog in someone else’s hands, even a trusted sitter, can be nerve-wracking. You’re not just handing over a leash; you’re placing your pet’s safety, comfort, and routine in someone else’s care. A written Pet Care Agreement isn’t just a formality. It’s clarity, protection, and peace of mind. Here’s what your agreement should include and why it matters in the real world. For the contract to be legally sound, it must include a few basic elements: the full names and contact information for both parties, a detailed list of services, payment terms, and signatures from both sides. While no federal law governs pet sitting contracts, every state has general contract laws that apply. If your agreement reflects mutual understanding, a lawful purpose, and consideration (like payment for services), it will likely be enforceable. Start by identifying everyone involved. Include complete contact details for yourself and the sitter. For your pet, list everything from their name, breed, and age to their medical needs, behavior quirks, and habits. The more you include, the less chance there is for confusion or mistakes. Spell out exactly what the sitter will be doing. Include the dates and times they’ll be responsible, how many visits per day, feeding times, walking routines, medication instructions, and any house rules like no off-leash walks or no visits to certain areas. Don’t leave anything open to interpretation. If you expect something, put it in writing. Emergencies can happen, and this is one of the most important parts of your agreement. Clearly authorize your sitter to get veterinary help if you can’t be reached. Include your preferred vet’s contact information, an emergency clinic as backup, and a spending cap for non-life-threatening situations. This protects both your dog’s health and your sitter’s legal ability to act if something goes wrong. Your agreement should also clearly outline payment terms. Include the total fee, when and how payment should be made, and what happens if plans change. If your trip runs long or short, or if additional services are added, clarify how those adjustments will be handled. Avoid last-minute misunderstandings by stating everything upfront. Include language that addresses liability. Your sitter shouldn’t be responsible for issues related to pre-existing conditions or unavoidable incidents, but they should be expected to provide care that meets reasonable standards. You should also clarify that you’re responsible for any damage or injuries your dog causes to other people or property during the sitter’s care. Make sure to define how the sitter will access your home. Outline which areas they can enter, any rules for using your property, and expectations for privacy and key return. Even small details like this matter, especially if something is lost, broken, or misused during the visit. Legally, even though pet sitting isn’t regulated under federal law, your agreement still falls under standard contract law in your state. Courts will usually honor a written agreement that is clear, legal, and entered into by consenting adults. If your sitter is a professional or operates a business, check whether state or local rules require them to carry specific insurance or licenses. If so, you might want to request proof of that coverage. It’s also wise to include a few additional protections. Ask your sitter to notify you immediately of any injuries, accidents, or behavior issues. Include a termination clause so both parties understand how to cancel the agreement, under what conditions, and what happens in terms of payment if that occurs. Don’t wait until the night before your trip. Draft the agreement early, give everyone time to review it, and keep signed copies for both parties. If there’s a significant financial component or long-term care involved, consider having the document notarized for added clarity. A Pet Care Agreement isn’t just a legal form. It’s a practical tool that builds trust, ensures consistency, and shows you take your pet’s care seriously. Investing a little time in getting it right can go a long way toward making sure your dog gets exactly the care they need while you’re away.
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