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Callahan & Blaine
June 28, 2024

Orange County Transactional Lawyer

Successful commercial and corporate transactions not only resolve each party’s need to close the deal today or next week. They also prove their value over time, not only as they define the commitments and performance of each party, but as they withstand legal challenges when things go wrong for one side or the other.

At Callahan & Blaine, our practical advice and farsighted counsel can make the difference between documentation that protects your company for decades and a legal time bomb that could blow up at any time. Speak with an Orange County transactional lawyer at our firm and find out how our experience and insights as business advisers can help your company take advantage of opportunities, protect profits, define roles, manage risk and avoid liability. Contact our office today for more information.

How Can an Orange County Transactional Attorney Help?

Named partner Stephen E. Blaine heads our firm’s commercial and corporate practice. Over his 30-year career, he has guided our business clients through at least 2,000 transactions across the entire spectrum of organizational and transactional needs. Not a single one has ever been knocked down in court.

Smaller clients depend on our firm to serve as their general counsel on matters including entity selection, employment litigation, taxation, regulatory matters, corporate governance and commercial transactions of all kinds. Larger corporations turn to the Orange County business lawyers at Callahan & Blaine as special counsel for complex negotiations and contract documentation, especially in situations where recent or impending litigation significantly affects our client’s interests and objectives.

Types of Corporate Transactions We Handle

Examples of the kinds of matters our Orange County transactional attorneys handle include:

  • Organization and formation of corporations, partnerships, and LLCs
  • Partnership agreements, operating agreements, shareholder agreements, and other essential instruments
  • Amendment of organizational documents to accommodate changes in the equity group or the company’s scale of operations
  • Business purchases, sales, and mergers
  • Real estate litigation and transactions
  • Employment law advice
  • Insurance litigation involving coverage issues
  • Corporate finance, including debt and equity financing
  • Contract documentation with vendors, suppliers, customers, independent contractors or agents
  • Purchase, sale or licensing agreements concerning intellectual property

Free Consultation With a Transactional Attorney in Orange County, CA

Callahan & Blaine’s reputation as a world-class litigation firm takes nothing away from our firm’s ability to protect a company’s interests on the front end of business and corporate transactions. In fact, our Orange County transactional lawyers have trial experience that helps us identify risk and anticipate liability traps. This experience can significantly reduce your exposure in any transaction.

Contact our team to learn more about Callahan & Blaine’s approach to client service on the transactional side of our practice.

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Legally reviewed by:
Callahan & Blaine
June 28, 2024

Callahan & Blaine, established in 1984, is a leading litigation firm with a legacy of delivering exceptional results for our clients. With over 700 years of combined trial experience and a proven track record of more than $1 billion in verdicts and settlements, our team of highly recognized attorneys specialize in handling complex and high-stakes civil cases with unparalleled efficiency and skill.

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