• Business planning (Formation, succession planning, etc.);
• Civil Litigation
• Finance law questions and funding options;
• Business litigation (i.e. Securities fraud, defective products, slip & fall, etc.)
• Banking law questions:
• Tax law issues and planning strategies;
• Employment & labor law;
• Contracts into which businesses enter;
• Intellectual property rights;
• Environmental law issues that arise;
• Real estate acquisitions, divestitures, etc.;
• Zoning, planning, & land use;
• Mergers & Acquisitions.

Successful business law attorneys have varying experience with many of the above legal issues.  Not only do they handle their clients' transactional work, but they routinely find themselves in court either bringing a lawsuit on behalf of a business or defending a business against an alleged harm their clients may have caused other companies or individuals.

Furthermore, anyone who has taken a business global, or is thinking of doing so, may want to consider using a business law attorney who has also focused his or her practice in the area of international law.  Whatever your business needs, business law attorneys run the corporate gamut with their capabilities.  Any business going through a transition, or any of these issues, may benefit by consulting with a local business and commercial law attorney.