At Elkhalil Law, P.C., we provide strategic, results-driven legal representation across a broad spectrum of business and civil law matters. Whether you're an entrepreneur navigating contracts, a company facing a dispute, or an individual seeking justice in a civil matter, we bring practical experience, focused advocacy, and personalized service to every case.
We pride ourselves on taking an individual’s business vision and helping them turn it into tangible and successful business plans. Your business is an extension of you and should be handled with respect and care. After consulting with you in-depth, we examine every available option and consider a detailed cost-benefit analysis to ensure the best possible outcome for your case.
We want to help you achieve your American Dream by guiding you through the complicated areas of both Business and Civil Law.
Areas of Business and Civil Law We Can Help You With
Business Law:
Civil Litigation:
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Business Formation
(LLC, Corporation, Partnership) -
Buying/Selling a Business
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Drafting & Negotiating
Contracts -
Mergers and Acquisitions
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Business Purchase & Sale
Agreements -
Business Planning
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Drafting Operating &
Shareholder Agreements -
Registering your Business with
the Secretary of State -
Business Compliance &
Governance
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Drafting or Interpreting
Non-Disclosure &
Non-Compete Agreements -
Commercial Lease Review &
Negotiation -
Employment Agreements
and/or Independent
Contractor Issues -
Contract Drafting, Review,
or Representation in Disputes -
Breach of Contract Claims
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Business Torts
(fraud, misrepresentation,
interference) -
Partnership or
Shareholder Disputes -
Legal Infrastructure
and Restructuring -
EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
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Litigation and/or Negotiation
in Contract Disputes -
Real Estate and Commercial
Landlord-Tenant Conflicts -
Consumer Protection Claims
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Business-to-Business Lawsuits
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Collections and Enforcement
of Judgments -
Property Damage and
Negligence Claims -
Defamation and
Reputational Harm -
Declaratory Judgment Actions
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Civil Case Matters and Appeals
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Fraudulent Business Activities
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Mediation and Arbitration
FAQs
Business law involves advising companies on legal matters such as contracts, entity formation, compliance, and transactions.
Civil litigation refers to lawsuits between individuals or entities — often involving contract disputes, negligence, or property issues — that may end up in court.
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Startups and established businesses
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Investors and corporate officers
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Contractors and property owners
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Individuals with civil claims or defense needs
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Landlords, tenants, and real estate professionals
IteYes. We represent businesses and individuals who are either pursuing claims (plaintiffs) or defending against them (defendants) in both business and civil law matters.
An LLC is a Limited Liability Company and is generally considered to be the least complex business structure due to its flexibility.
An LLC typically take aspects from a partnership and/or a sole proprietorship to give the LLC’s members more flexibility. An LLC’s members also cannot be held personally liable for the company’s debts or liabilities.
Unlike an LLC, Corporations are typically more structured and less flexible. Corporations are required to have a board of directors/officers, and depending on the corporation classification, have various other requirements not seen for an LLC. One major difference is that Corporations can have shareholders, why LLCs cannot.
Unlike an LLC, Corporations are typically more structured and less flexible. Corporations are required to have a board of directors/officers, and depending on the corporation classification, have various other requirements not seen for an LLC. One major difference is that Corporations can have shareholders, why LLCs cannot.
ItWe draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of contracts, including service agreements, vendor contracts,
NDAs, operating agreements, purchase/sale agreements, independent contractor agreements, and more.
While it's possible to file business formation documents yourself, having a lawyer ensures your structure, agreements,
and compliance documents are tailored to your goals and protect you from liability down the road.
You should preserve all communication and documents related to the agreement and consult an attorney as soon as possible.
We can help you assess the strength of your claim, determine the damages, and pursue legal remedies through negotiation or litigation.
Yes. Many disputes can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration. We aim to resolve matters efficiently while protecting your rights —
and we’re always prepared to go to court if necessary.
Arbitration is one of several alternatives to going to court in order to resolve a business dispute. Arbitration can allow for a less costly and faster resolution to a dispute;
however, both parties must agree to use this method for it to be utilized.
Mediation is another alternative way to resolve a business dispute without needing to involve the court system. During mediation, a mediator and the parties in dispute work to negotiate a resolution.
Meditation is usually cheaper and faster than going to court, and can allow for more flexibility in what the resolution entails verses a final court order or judge’s ruling.
We handle a variety of civil cases, including contract disputes, property damage claims, landlord-tenant issues, defamation, fraud, consumer protection claims,
and other matters involving financial or reputational harm.
Yes. We help businesses with collections, including demand letters, negotiated settlements, and filing suit when necessary. We can also assist with enforcing judgments and liens.
You can call our office, email us, or use the contact form on our website to schedule a consultation. We offer both in-person and virtual appointments for your convenience.