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Hart & Hardy Attorney's at Law

Restraining Order
It’s important to understand the legal procedure if you are sued. When you first receive the Summons and Complaint it may be from a registered agent you hired, a lawyer who setup your business or you may receive the documents personally or other methods. You have a very limited time to respond to the lawsuit-State Court is typically 30 days and Federal Court 20 days. By the time you contact a lawyer and setup a meeting with a lawyer it can easily be 7 days into the process so time is of the essence. If the other side is seeking an injunction or temporary restraining order these could happen even sooner in certain circumstances.

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Hart & Hart Attorneys At Law

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Phone: (310) 277-2236

Address: 1925 Century Park E, Los Angeles, CA 90067

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Hart & Hardy Attorney's at Law

Restraining Order
It’s important to understand the legal procedure if you are sued. When you first receive the Summons and Complaint it may be from a registered agent you hired, a lawyer who setup your business or you may receive the documents personally or other methods. You have a very limited time to respond to the lawsuit-State Court is typically 30 days and Federal Court 20 days. By the time you contact a lawyer and setup a meeting with a lawyer it can easily be 7 days into the process so time is of the essence. If the other side is seeking an injunction or temporary restraining order these could happen even sooner in certain circumstances.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Mergers, acquisitions and other transactions — We guide business owners and directors through every step of the process of acquiring or selling a business, including financing, due diligence and corporate governance.
Business Formation
Business formation — Starting a business requires meticulous and comprehensive planning. Issues such as entity formation, corporate formality compliance, financial planning, tax implications and potential liabilities must be carefully considered when creating a business. If one of these areas is overlooked, you could face a host of problems long before your business is even up and running.
Business Disputes
At The Law Office of Peter C. Bronstein in Los Angeles, California, our comprehensive business law practice includes handling matters of...
Limited Liability Companies
A. In general, corporations file an annual tax return (IRS Form 1120 or 1120S) and a simple, one-page annual state report that updates information such as the address of the corporation and the names of its current officers and directors (the names of the shareholders are generally not listed in the annual state report). Note that annual tax returns are filed by sole proprietorships (Schedule C to IRS Form 1040), limited liability companies (IRS Form 1065), and general partnerships (IRS Form 1065).

Wrongful Termination
Employment and labor issues — We help employers and executives weather disputes surrounding the employee-employer relationship such as wrongful termination, wage and hour claims and claims in Court or with the Labor Board...

Construction Litigation
Commercial real estate — We understand the importance of acquiring and managing the proper real estate. We assist clients with purchases, sales, commercial leases and related construction law matters.

Trusts and Estates

Wills
Subject matter – Whether the subject of your lawsuit can be decided by that Court. A Probate Court decides will contests not the Civil Court.

Bankruptcy
“I strongly recommend Peter C. Bronstein as a business law and bankruptcy law attorney. I worked with him on various business disputes and his vast knowledge in law helped our firm succeed on various projects. Peter is a master strategist as well. He will guide you how to handle your case and inform you with all options you have. He is that attorney who you want on your side.”
Tax Law
A. Generally, there are no restrictions on foreign ownership of a company formed in the United States. The procedure for a foreign citizen to form a company in the United States is the same as the one for a U.S. resident. It is not necessary to be a U.S. citizen or to have a green card to own a corporation or limited liability company formed in the United States. To receive pass-through profit distributions, a foreign citizen may form a limited liability company. In contrast, all profit distributions (called dividends) made by a C corporation are subject to double taxation. (Under U.S. tax law, a foreign citizen may own shares in a C corporation, but may not own any shares in an S corporation.) For this reason, many foreign citizens form a limited liability instead of a C corporation. A foreign citizen may be a corporate officer and/or director, but may not work in the United States or receive a salary or compensation for services provided in the United States unless the foreign citizen has a work permit (either a green card or a special visa) issued by the United States. Some work permits allow a foreign citizen to work only for a sponsoring employer. Such work permits generally do not enable a foreign citizen to also work for a new, unrelated company formed by a foreign citizen. The foreign citizen would need to obtain a separate work permit to work for the new company. We do not provide immigration advice.

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