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E.C. Lewis

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Typically not. As a small business lawyer, I stay updated on business law issues – especially those related to Colorado businesses. This takes a lot of time which means that I don’t have time to be an expert in other areas such as divorce law, estate planning, or immigration law. Rather than attempt to provide legal services which I am unfamiliar with, I believe that I should stick with what I know. Therefore, I provide high quality services to small businesses and have a large network of attorneys that I can refer you to if you have any non-business legal needs.

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Extra Phones: Phone: (720) 389-8748
Neighborhoods: East Denver, Cherry Creek
AKA: E C Lewis LAW Office PC
Other Link: http://www.eclewis.com
Categories: Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Business Litigation Attorneys, Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Employee Benefits & Worker Compensation Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Labor & Employment Law Attorneys, Patent, Trademark & Copyright Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys, Workers Compensation Assistance

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Phone: (720) 258-6647

Address: 44 Cook St Ste 100, Denver, CO 80206

Website: http://www.eclewis.com

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E.C. Lewis

Divorce
Typically not. As a small business lawyer, I stay updated on business law issues – especially those related to Colorado businesses. This takes a lot of time which means that I don’t have time to be an expert in other areas such as divorce law, estate planning, or immigration law. Rather than attempt to provide legal services which I am unfamiliar with, I believe that I should stick with what I know. Therefore, I provide high quality services to small businesses and have a large network of attorneys that I can refer you to if you have any non-business legal needs.
Child Abuse
Under C.R.S. 19-3-304, there are numerous people that are required by law to report child abuse and neglect based on their profession. These individuals are commonly known as mandatory reporters. This includes many individuals which common-sense would say interact with children and know about abusive situations such as...

Internet Crimes
As the digital universe grows at a rapid rate, and an ever-increasing percentage of consumers turn to the internet to meet their needs, information technology (IT) companies and online businesses face increasing demands. They also face an evolving legal landscape that can be confusing at best and often somewhat intimidating. How does internet law affect their company? Where can they turn for legal help?

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
There are many ways to start a business, but the right way is to talk with a business lawyer about your company’s legal structure, your company’s tax structure, the legal paperwork required to get started, and the basic contracts you will need in order to do things like hire employees or enter into agreements with new clients. Colorado business attorney Elizabeth Lewis has worked with hundreds of small businesses and can provide you with business formation advice when you decide to start a new business.
Business Disputes
Whether you are buying the location that your business is going to operate out of or leasing it, having a real estate attorney who focuses on business law is important. Buying or leasing commercial real estate is much different than buying a home or leasing an apartment. There are fewer protections for business owners than there are for residential real estate users. For example, many of my clients who haven’t leased commercial real estate don’t realize that it isn’t automatic that your landlord fixes any issues in a leased commercial space – in fact the default is usually the tenant is responsible for all repairs.
Intellectual Property
Contract Law and Your New Company A Colorado business lawyer can also help you with the basic contracts you will need as you begin and expand your new company. Contracts are legal documents; if you wind up in court over a contract, you will want your attorney to have read and or written most contracts you entered into. While you may not need a fifteen page document for the guy who delivers your catered lunch or your ten year old who does filing for you, you do want to have any contracts that impact your business reviewed. While the dollar amount may seem like the biggest factor in whether to have a small business attorney review your contract, there can be lots of other issues which make even small dollar contracts an issue such as when they include intellectual property issues. While it is important to have the help of an attorney when establishing the legal structure of your company, it is just as important to make sure the contracts you enter into don’t place you in a legal bind. Startup business contracts can include operating agreements, franchise agreements, leases, vendor agreements and more. If you are going to purchase software or have a website, you will need to understand software licensing contracts, and establish website privacy policies and website terms of use. You may also need employment and independent contractor agreements and nondisclosure agreements. A Colorado business attorney can help you cover your bases.

Workers Compensation
Independent Contractor or Employee? While having independent contractors may seem easy as you do not have to pay their taxes, have workers compensation on them, or adhere to employment law, unfortunately it is not as simple as calling someone an independent contractor to make someone an independent contractor. To have an independent contractor requires that the person truly fits the definition of an independent contractor. As there are different tests on the state, federal and IRS level, Elizabeth can work with your business to make sure your workers are classified correctly. Failure to classify someone correctly can end up costing you thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars so you want to make sure it is done right to begin with.
Employment Contract
Hiring Employees in Colorado There are a number of areas where Elizabeth can help you properly apply Colorado employment law. For example, when hiring new employees, it is important that your employment agreements are well written and cover all aspects of the employer/employee relationship. The same is true of your independent contractor agreements, which will have to address the sometimes subtle differences between contractors and employees. Elizabeth can also help you stay current on the nuances involved with hiring employees from out of state and when needed refer you to experts in those states. And, if you have a younger workforce, she can provide the information you need to understand the rules around employing minors and interns.

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