Connors Morgan, PLLC

Business Law

Greensboro, NC

Connors Morgan, PLLC advises North Carolina businesses on mergers, acquisitions, financing, and disputes from Greensboro.

  • business mergers and acquisitions
  • business financing and loan matters
  • partnership, LLC, and closely held business disputes

Quickly and effectively resolve business law issues

THE LAW FIRM OF PAULA A WELLS PLLC

Business Law

Greensboro, NC

The Law Firm of Paula A. Wells PLLC handles business law, commercial leasing, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance across North Carolina and other East Coast states.

  • business formation and new ventures
  • mergers and acquisitions
  • corporate governance matters

Petrova Law

Business Law

Greensboro, NC

Petrova Law PLLC handles mergers and acquisitions, LLC business law, asset protection, and business contracts.

  • businesses pursuing mergers or acquisitions
  • LLC formation and ongoing legal needs
  • businesses seeking asset protection planning

Petrova Law PLLC

Business Law

Greensboro, NC

Petrova Law PLLC handles mergers and acquisitions, LLC business law, asset protection, and business contracts.

  • businesses pursuing mergers or acquisitions
  • LLC formation and ongoing legal needs
  • businesses seeking asset protection planning

Wade & Kaplan, PLLC

Business Law

High Point, NC

Wade & Kaplan, PLLC handles business law and serves most Guilford County courthouses with 28+ years of combined lawyer experience.

  • business law matters
  • civil litigation
  • real estate matters

Business Law in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does a business lawyer in Guilford County charge?

Fees vary by matter and billing arrangement. The available listings do not provide standard rates; Paula A. Wells offers a free consultation, while Petrova Law publishes a fee and cost transparency section.

What should I look for when choosing a business lawyer?

Match the lawyer’s experience to the issue: formation and governance for a new company, lease negotiation for commercial space, and transaction or litigation experience for acquisitions, disputes, or financing.

Do I need a lawyer for an LLC in North Carolina?

An LLC can be formed without a lawyer, but counsel can help with formation documents, operating agreements, contracts, asset protection, and ongoing governance. North Carolina LLCs also generally have recurring Secretary of State filing obligations.

Should I hire a business lawyer for a lawsuit or wait until court?

Contact counsel as soon as a dispute develops, especially before signing a settlement, responding to a demand, or missing a deadline. Wade & Kaplan handles civil litigation and serves most Guilford County courthouses, while Connors Morgan handles business-to-business and partnership or LLC disputes.