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Thrift McLemore’s Atlanta business attorneys provide outside in-house counsel services to small and midsize companies across Georgia, delivering ongoing legal support without the cost of full-time legal staff.
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At Thrift McLemore, we understand that small and midsize businesses often need ongoing and reliable legal support to operate smoothly and protect their future. Hiring full-time in-house counsel isn’t an option for many companies, but that doesn’t mean you have to go without trusted legal guidance.
Our Business Outside In-House Counsel Program gives small and midsize companies in Atlanta, Alpharetta, Marietta, and throughout Georgia access to attorneys who understand both the daily challenges of running a business and the planning it takes to grow. We provide ongoing legal support at a fraction of the cost of full-time counsel, helping you spot risks early, prevent expensive problems, and keep your business protected and ready for the future.
We take the time to learn how your business operates, understand your goals, and anticipate challenges. Because we know your company, we can spot risks early and respond quickly when issues arise. Whether you’re negotiating a contract, handling a dispute, or planning for growth, you’ll have experienced Georgia corporate attorneys who know your business, care about its success, and deliver tailored, practical solutions.
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Our Atlanta business attorneys are here to protect your company, guide your growth, and resolve issues as they arise. To learn more about our Outside In-House Counsel Program and how we might benefit your business, call us at 678-882-0830.
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We aim to provide the legal advice and services you need for your Georgia business’s continued success. As your outside in-house counsel, we’ll answer questions, resolve concerns, and help you manage risk while you focus on running your business.
Our Georgia business attorneys are available to advise on the full range of legal issues that can arise in daily operations and business ownership, including:
- Business organization and governance to protect assets and minimize taxes
- Partner and shareholder issues
- Counseling officers and directors on fiduciary duties
- Due diligence for major transactions
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- Contract services, including drafting, review, negotiation, and disputes
- Rights and obligations under leases and other continuing agreements
- Franchise services, including FDDs, renewals, agreements, and counseling
- Protection of intellectual property, including logo, branding, and advertising
- Competition from ex-employees, including loss of important customers or trade secrets
- Compliance with state and federal labor laws
- Compliance with state and federal employment laws and regulations
- Compliance with industry-specific laws and regulations
- Debt collection
- Dispute resolution, including through litigation, arbitration, and mediation
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Have a legal question about outside in-house counsel for businesses? Contact us directly at (678) 882-0830.
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