Philadelphia Business Attorneys
Nearly every business relationship in Philadelphia rests on a contract: customer agreements, vendor and supplier terms, commercial leases, employment and contractor agreements, loan documents, and partnership arrangements.
When a deal goes well, the contract sits in a drawer. When it goes badly, the contract is usually the single document that decides who pays, how much, and how fast. We help Philadelphia owners get those documents right before they are tested.
How We Work With Philadelphia Businesses
Before you sign
Review of the agreement the other side put in front of you — the indemnity, the liability cap, the auto-renewal, the venue clause. Changes are negotiable before signature and expensive after.
When you set the terms
Drafting the agreements your business issues: services, vendors, contractors, NDAs, leases. Built around your transaction rather than adapted from a template written for another state.
When ownership changes
Operating agreements and shareholder terms for new members, investors and departing owners — so the governing documents match who actually runs the company.
When something breaks
Assessment of a breach, what damages the agreement actually allows, demand correspondence and negotiation — before positions harden into litigation.
Philadelphia Guides
2 guides written for businesses in the city and surrounding counties.
Not just Philadelphia
Formation, governance documents, licensing and tax matters apply across the Commonwealth. The Pennsylvania hub covers filing deadlines, the publication requirement and the guides that apply wherever the company is registered.
Have a document in front of you?
Send it over before you sign. We will tell you which terms shift risk onto you, what is negotiable, and whether the deal needs a lawyer at all.
Talk to our Attorney
Tell us what you are working on and we will get back to you the same business day.