LegalShield gives small-business owners affordable access to experienced provider lawyers who can help with everyday business legal matters before small problems become bigger ones.
One of the biggest mistakes a business owner can make is waiting until a legal problem becomes serious before asking for help.
Think about your business. Have you ever:
Signed a contract without having an attorney review it?
Had a customer who wouldn’t pay?
Had questions about an employee or independent contractor?
Wondered if your business documents were set up correctly?
Had a disagreement with a vendor, customer, or landlord?
Had a legal question but decided an attorney would cost too much?
LegalShield Small Business plans give business owners access to provider law firms for help with everyday business legal matters. Depending on the plan and the legal matter, benefits can include legal advice, document review, lawyer letters and calls, debt collection assistance, and support with employment and other business legal issues.
Speak with a provider lawyer about covered business legal questions.
Have qualifying business documents reviewed so you better understand what you’re signing.
For qualifying matters, a provider lawyer can send letters or make calls on behalf of your business.
Get help with qualifying collection letters when customers owe your business money.
Get legal guidance involving employees, independent contractors, and other workplace matters.
Get guidance on contracts, compliance, disputes, leases, business formation, and other everyday legal concerns.
Legal questions can arise when dealing with contracts, customers, employees, collections, disputes, and many other everyday business situations.
Watch this short company overview to see how LegalShield can give a small-business owner access to legal help when questions or problems arise.
Take a minute to tell me about your business. I’ll help you understand how LegalShield Small Business protection works and whether one of the available plans may fit your situation.