San Antonio business Lawyer, attorney, Texas business law firm|We work with our clients in businesses

1100 N.W. Loop 410, Suite 365
San Antonio, Texas 78213
Tel. (210) 979-9777
Fax. (210) 979-9774

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At The Báez Law Firm, P.C., we work with our clients in businesses,
whether established or a start up, to design an effective company
structure, and create Company Agreements – shareholder agreements or
partnership agreements - to define the roles and responsibilities of the
governing persons, managers, and other key individuals in the company
hierarchy. We are San Antonio business lawyers and attorneys that care
about your business. Our firm works with our clients to address issues
such as:

1.        Formation and Amending Company Structure.
2.        Shareholder and Partnership Agreements.
3.        Non-Disclosure and Non-Compete
4.        Control and Management Provisions.
5.        Buy – Sell provisions.
6.        Mergers and Acquisitions
7.        Employment and Independent Contractor agreements.
8.        Contractor and Joint Venture Agreements.

With direct input from our clients’ managers and decision makers, our
lawyers may create key employee contracts, independent contractor
agreements, and agreements with covenants of non-disclosure of trade
secrets and proprietary information and, in appropriate cases, non-
compete agreements.

Our clients are typically privately held mid sized companies, that want to
work with legal professionals who understand the dynamics of a growing
business, and are agile enough to keep pace with a changing business
climate. We handle federal and state contracts.

Most of the business disputes our clients encounter are conflicts between
businesses, such as failures to perform or provide services agreed upon,
and other breaches of contract or warranty. Regardless of the specific
issue in dispute, our business litigation attorneys can help your company
protect its bottom line. Speak with one of our attorneys today regarding
any of the business matters that may call for litigation or arbitration.