Washington, DC Business and Advertising Law Attorney
Law Office of Michael Trevelline
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1823 Jefferson Place, NW Washington, District of Columbia 20036-2504 USA |
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(202) 737-1139
(202) 775-1118
www.mjtlegal.com
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The Law Office of Michael Trevelline focuses on business law in Washington DC. We can assist with all your business needs such as:
* Breach of contract litigation
* Commercial litigation
* Securities arbitration
* Washington DC Business formation and advice
* Contract review (except in the areas of criminal, family or bankruptcy law)
Mr. Trevelline focuses his business law practice in Washington, D.C. on complex legal issues. He maintains a significant focus on commercial litigation, especially trials for breach of contract disputes. He helps clients during shareholder disputes by protecting their personal rights and business interests in the shared company.
Mr. Trevelline is a seasoned trial lawyer and accomplished litigator who has honed his argumentation skills through years of experience in active courtroom trials. He provides strong legal advocacy for his clients in court, in front of arbitration panels, and during mediation negotiation.
Practice Areas
Additional Practice Areas: Corporate Compliance, Letter of Intent, Breach of Contract, Equity Financing, Buy/Sell Business Agreements, Employee at Will, Lease Contract, Stock Loss, Stock Fraud
Practice Areas Description
The Law Office of Michael Trevelline provides legal advice, services and representation in the following areas of law:- Litigation
The business litigation attorneys at the Law Office of Michael Trevelline in Washington, DC offer litigation representation either on an hourly basis or a contingent fee basis, depending on the case circumstances. If you’re considering a lawsuit, contact our business lawyers for a private consultation to evaluate your potential case.
- Advertising Law
As a small business owner, advertising can be a useful tool to inform customers and potential customers of your products and services. United States laws protecting businesses against false advertising, trade libel and trademark infringement primarily fall under The Trademark Act of 1946 (Lanham Act, 15 USC§1051). These laws place limits on how a business promotes its products and name through traditional common law restrictions, through state laws and regulations, and through federal law and regulations.
- Business Law
Business attorneys have experience in the body of law that governs business and commerce, corporate contract development and negotiation, hiring practices and the production and sale of consumer goods. The Washington law office of Michael Trevelline works closely with business owner clients to ensure that business operations, facilities, investment structure and employee relations practices are in proper order.
- Breach of Contract
To determine the best approach for identifying and pursuing breach of contract, seek out the assistance of a qualified Washington DC-based business law attorney. Michael Trevelline has helped business owners just like you recover damages resulting from breach of contract.
- Business Formation
If you decide to establish a small business in Washington, DC one of your first decisions is to determine what type of business entity you want to be: sole proprietor, general partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company (LLC), corporation, etc. Each type of entity has legal and tax obligations and structures associated with it. Before you decide, you should consult with a business lawyer familiar with business laws governing your place of residence as well as your accountant.
- Buying/Selling a Business
Buying or selling a business is one of the biggest decisions you may ever make as a business owner. In preparing to buy or sell, you should be sure that you seek assistance and advice from a small business attorney and an accountant. They can work with you in developing a buy/sell agreement that ensures your transaction is legal and binding.
- Employment Relationship
In Washington, DC a small business employee is an “employee at will,” unless a specific contract is signed. Employers are not allowed to make employment decisions based on race, creed, color, sex or age, but can fire an employee for almost any other reason—or no reason at all. The law assumes that market forces will motivate an employer to act reasonably and therefore provides wide latitude in the employment arena.
- Lease Contract
A lease is an important business contract with terms that can have significant impact on the expense and liability of a small business. You should always review the terms of a lease carefully, preferably with the counsel of your business lawyer, to avoid later frustration, cost and anxiety as you run your business.
- Stock Loss, Stock Fraud and Investment Advice
If you believe that you have been a victim of inappropriate securities losses, the business attorneys at the Washington, DC, Law Office of Michael Trevelline can help you evaluate the strength of your claim and prepare it for arbitration. Our business law firm normally offers securities loss representation in a contingency basis.
- International Trade Law
If you’re planning to expand your business internationally, you should be prepared to handle international business transactions according to the laws and policies of the countries you’re working in. Our business lawyers are prepared to assist you in establishing a foreign presence, navigating import/export procedures, and ensuring payment on international transactions.
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Mr. Michael J. Trevelline
Attorney Banking and Finance, Business and Industry, Litigation |
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