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Kristen R.
Kristen R.
Currently fighting Stage 4 Lung Cancer and not taking new clients.
"Kristen worked very quickly to get what we needed! Our local attorneys told us it would take them weeks to do what she did in just a few days. We are thrilled!!"
July 26, 2023
Zachary D.
Helping small business owners meet their legal needs.
September 15, 2023
Sarah F.
Sarah brings together her accounting and legal background to help solve client problems. Sarah couples her broad, general commercial legal background with our client’s international and business problems to arrive at elegant solutions that work for their business.
November 5, 2023
Darren W.
My main focus is estate planning and business transactions, but I have had many practice areas throughout my career, including criminal defense and prosecution, civil litigation from neighborhood squabbles to corporate contentions. I have also worked in bankruptcy, family law, collections, employment law, and personal injury. I stand ready to assist in any area to which I feel I can be of service, but will not try to fake it if I do not know the area of law I am being asked to serve in.
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Elizabeth A.
I represent business and consumer clients to help them address the range of legal issues that concern them including business contractual disputes, debt litigation, and related matters.
"Elizabeth was very responsive. Even though the review took longer than expected and we faced some scheduling issues, she was quickly to follow-up and adjust her schedule to finish."
September 29, 2023
William H.
Diligent attorney and skilled government contracts professional with extensive experience in supply chain management, procurement, business process and procedure, regulatory compliance, intellectual property protection, and complex contract arrangements. With over 20 years of contracts and operations experience, I have handled domestic and international transactions for the sale and purchase of goods and services including construction, engineering, and R&D – in the Defense, IT, Mining, and Aerospace industries. I am accustomed to building and leading global and diverse teams; designing and implementing new processes and systems; and working in close collaboration with broad stakeholder populations, including executive management and other attorneys.
October 1, 2023
Brittany B.
I am a tax attorney with years of experience as in house counsel at an accounting firm. I have also done tax litigation and audit representation. I work with for profits and non profits.
October 1, 2023
Lynette P.
I am licensed in both Texas and Arkansas but actively working in Arkansas. My primary focus is criminal defense, family law, and estate planning (wills and trusts).
October 2, 2023
Matthew W.
I represent startups, investment firms, and individuals frequently with equity and debt financing, M&A transactions, and commercial contracts.
November 11, 2025
Alyssa R.
Alyssa M. Reid is a New York–based transactional attorney advising founders, creatives, and companies on commercial agreements, intellectual property, and strategic business matters. Her practice focuses on drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of contracts, including service agreements, licensing and IP deals, publishing agreements, and talent/influencer contracts. Alyssa is known for combining strong legal analysis with a practical, business-minded approach. She helps clients understand what they’re signing, identify risks, and negotiate terms that protect their long-term interests, particularly around ownership, revenue, and control. She represents clients across media, entertainment, technology, sports, and consumer industries, serving as a trusted advisor from early-stage growth through more complex transactions. Prior to founding AMR Law, PLLC, Alyssa practiced at Sidley Austin LLP and later served as outside general counsel to startups and entrepreneurs. She is licensed to practice in New York and holds a J.D. from New York Law School and a B.A. from New York University.
October 3, 2023
Nicole Y.
Nicole Yñigo is an accomplished attorney with over nine years of experience in the legal field. Raised in Miami, she obtained her education from the School for Advanced Studies, Florida International University, and St. Thomas University School of Law. Nicole is dedicated to helping her clients achieve their legal goals and has built a strong reputation for providing personalized and effective legal representation. She has worked with various law firms and insurance companies on both Plaintiff and Defense matters. Nicole is the founder of The Ynigo Legal Group, where she offers compassionate and competent legal counsel in a direct and practical approach.
October 3, 2023
Gunnar C.
I am a multifaceted lawyer, experienced in corporate law, nonprofits, private equity, real estate, financial services, taxation, trust and estate planning, and philanthropy. I am a strategic thinker and cross-functional collaborator who understands the importance of balancing revenue needs with business-minded legal counsel. I am skilled and experienced in preparing and reviewing SaaS agreements, service and vendor agreements, confidentiality, NDAs, data privacy, IP, licensing, real estate transactions, and partnership agreements.
Business Legal Questions and Answers
Business
Employment Agreement
Wyoming
I do not reside in USA. I have registered an LLC in wyoming state. I want to hire couple of employees in usa. Can I give them signing authority to sign any legal documents like I-9, W9, Any immigration forms etc. If so how to do it.
I do not reside in USA. I have registered an LLC in wyoming state. I want to hire couple of employees in usa. Can I give them signing authority to sign any legal documents like I-9, W9, Any immigration forms etc. If so how to do it.
Kristen R.
Individuals who can sign the employer's side of an I-9 document are any authorized representative of the company. The DHS does not require the representative to have a specific agreement authorizing them to do so. Your company would be held liable for any violations. The person who signs a W9 must be a "U.S. person." That means that the signer must be an individual who is a U.S. citizen or a U.S. resident alien. The signer should have the organization's consent to sign a W9 on its behalf, but consent can be oral or implied. There is no requirement that a company create a written authorization to sign a W9.
Business
Website Agreement
Texas
Is it necessary for my website to have a Terms of Service agreement?
I am in the process of launching a new website that will offer services and allow users to create accounts. I have heard that having a Terms of Service agreement is important to protect my website and outline the rights and responsibilities of users, but I am unsure if it is legally necessary and what specific elements it should include.
Jennifer B.
Every website that offers services and lets users create accounts needs Terms of Service - it's like having a contract with your users. It's crucial, especially in Texas. Recent Texas court cases have made it clear: you need to make sure users actually see and agree to your terms. The StubHub case is a perfect example. The court looked at whether users had fair notice of the terms and actively showed they agreed to them. The best way to do this is with what we call a "clickwrap" agreement - that's where users have to click "I agree" during sign-up. Your Terms of Service should include: ACCEPTANCE: Clear instructions on how users accept the terms - that "I agree" button. Then, spell out exactly what services you're providing and what users can and can't do on your site. PRIVACY POLICY: You'll also need a privacy policy section that explains how you handle user data. Depending upon your services and the nature of the data you are collecting and from where your users are arriving, you may need separate detailed privacy policy and a cookie policy. ADDITIONAL: You'll want sections on how disputes get resolved (like arbitration), limits on your liability, and your right to update the terms later. Getting this right protects you legally and sets clear expectations with your users.
Business
Contractual Agreement
Florida
Hi there. My boss has me as a 1099 employee. Is she legally allowed to give us a contract that I have to sign?
I am a hairstylist. I pay my own taxes every year as a self employed person. Yet my boss sets rules and takes 50% of my commission. I have no idea if any of what she’s doing is legal.
Kristen R.
I would need a lot more info to answer this question.. is she directing how you do your job? Is there a contractor agreement in place? Just having you sign a contract is not illegal, however.
Business
LLC
New York
Is LLC formation state-specific?
I am looking to start a business and am considering forming a limited liability company (LLC). I have heard that the LLC formation process is state-specific, and I want to make sure that I am taking the right steps to form a LLC in the correct jurisdiction. I would like to know if the LLC formation process is state-specific, and if so, what steps I should take to form a LLC in the correct jurisdiction.
Damien B.
I understand you would like to know if an LLC formation is state-specific. And the answer is yes. Each state has its own process, rules and laws for forming an LLC in that state. Generally, a person would form and register the LLC in the state where it has a physical presence and plans to do business. However, sometimes a person may incorporate in another state and register the LLC as a foreign company in the state it plans to do business. This usually occurs if the LLC plans to operate nation wide or because of flexibility in rules, asset protection or tax reasons.
Business
Business Issue
New York
Can I use a different name for my business other than my legal name?
I am currently in the process of starting my own business and I am considering using a different name for my business than my own legal name. I have heard about the concept of 'Doing Business As' (DBA) and I am wondering if I am legally allowed to operate my business under a different name. I want to understand the legal requirements and implications of using a DBA, such as registering the name, potential trademark issues, and any other legal considerations I should be aware of.
Danny J.
Yes, you can use a different name for your business other than your legal name through a process called "Doing Business As" (DBA), also known as a fictitious business name or trade name. Here are some key points to consider: 1. Registration: Most states require you to register your DBA with the appropriate local or state agency. 2. Legal compliance: Using a DBA allows you to operate your business and enter into contracts under that name. 3. Trademark considerations: A DBA doesn't automatically protect your business name from trademark infringement. 4. Banking: You may need to provide your DBA registration to open a business bank account. 5. Tax implications: A DBA doesn't create a separate legal entity; it's simply an alias for your business. While using a DBA can offer flexibility in branding, there are important legal considerations and potential pitfalls to navigate. The specific requirements and implications can vary depending on your location and business structure. Given the complexities involved, it would be prudent to have professional guidance to ensure you're fully compliant and protected. As an experienced business attorney, I could assist you in: 1. Determining if a DBA is the best option for your situation 2. Guiding you through the registration process 3. Addressing potential trademark issues 4. Ensuring all legal requirements are met Would you like to discuss your specific business plans and how I can ensure your DBA is set up correctly?
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