Practical Legal Support for

Louisiana Business Owners

Whether you’re forming an LLC, reviewing a contract, or facing a dispute, we provide straightforward, local legal guidance to help protect what you’ve built.

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Legal Services for Small Businesses

We work with business owners, farmers, contractors, landlords, and service providers across North Louisiana.


Our services include:


  • Business formation (LLC, partnership, corporation)
    Contract drafting & review



  • Business governance documents


  • Risk & liability analysis


  • Collections & disputes


  • Workers’ compensation strategy & compliance


Contracts You Can Rely On

From handshake deals to formal agreements, we help you put things in writing — clearly and enforceably. We draft and review:

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Service agreements
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Independent contractor contracts
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Vendor & supplier agreements
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Commercial leases
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Non-compete & confidentiality clauses

Forming or Restructuring a Business

We’ll help you choose the right legal structure, file the paperwork, and create operating agreements that actually reflect how your business works.

When Problems Come Up

If someone isn’t paying you, breaking a deal, or threatening legal action, we’ll step in. Many issues can be resolved without going to court — but if it comes to that, we’re ready.

Louisiana-Specific Business Knowledge

Louisiana’s civil law system is different from most states. We’ll make sure your business complies with state-specific laws and protects your personal assets when possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need an LLC or can I just operate under my name?

    You can operate as a sole proprietor, but an LLC or corporation can protect your personal assets and give your business more credibility.

  • What kind of contracts should I have in place?

    At minimum, you should have written agreements for clients, contractors, vendors, and any co-owners or partners. We can create or review those.

  • What happens if a customer won’t pay their invoice?

    We can send a demand letter, negotiate a settlement, or file suit if needed. Quick legal action often gets results.

  • Can you help with employment law or HR issues?

    Yes — while we don’t replace an HR department, we help with employment contracts, handbooks, and general legal compliance for small teams.

  • Do I need bylaws or an operating agreement if I’m the only owner?

    Yes — even single-member LLCs should have documentation in place. It helps keep your business legally sound and protects you if challenged.

Serving Business Owners Across North LA

We represent clients in Ruston, Monroe, Farmerville, and throughout Lincoln, Union, Ouachita, and Bienville Parishes.