A responsive attorney for the work that keeps a business running - and the planning that protects what you have built. Handled directly by the attorney on your matter, mostly by email, on your schedule.
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The routine legal work a business actually needs, plus the transition planning every owner eventually faces. Clear advice, done well and on time.
LLC and entity formation, operating agreements, contracts and leases, and the everyday agreements that keep a business on solid footing.
Annual filings and corporate housekeeping, plus the disputes that come up - handled directly, without running up the bill.
Buy-sell agreements and succession planning for what happens when you step back, sell, or pass the business on - planned before it becomes urgent.
Wills, estate planning, and Maine probate for business owners and their families, so the business and the people are both taken care of.
How we work
Most small businesses do not need a firm on retainer. They need a lawyer who picks up the file, gives a straight answer, and turns it around. That is how this practice is built.
You work with attorney Gregory P. Braun on your matter - not a rotating desk of associates.
Clear, written answers you can keep and act on, on your schedule. We meet when a matter calls for it, not by default.
Careful work, turned around expeditiously, priced for a small business rather than a big-firm overhead.
About the practice
Braun Law is the solo practice of Gregory P. Braun, Esq., in Westbrook, Maine, drawing on nearly two decades of experience. The focus is small business, family business, and the families behind them - the routine work that keeps a business running and the planning that protects it for the next generation.
Attorney Braun also builds his own legal-technology tools, with client confidentiality as a design constraint. That means faster turnaround and a practice that works through modern questions - including the emerging law of artificial intelligence - every day.
Contact
Send a short note about your business and what you need. You will hear back from the attorney on your matter.