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Practice Areas

New Jersey Business Lawyer | International Business Lawyer

New Jersey business lawyer and international business lawyer in English and Mandarin: company formation, commercial contracts, business acquisitions, shareholder agreements, cross-border investment, international transactions and commercial litigation.

Company formation · Commercial contracts · Business acquisitions · Cross-border investment · International transactions · Commercial litigation

Business and international commercial legal services for New Jersey companies, founders, shareholders and cross-border investors.

Whether you need a New Jersey contract lawyer to draft and review agreements, a New Jersey commercial litigation lawyer for breach of contract and shareholder disputes, or cross-border counsel to coordinate U.S.–China transactions, our business lawyers work in English and Chinese.

New Jersey company formation and structure

Forming limited liability companies (LLCs) and corporations, and drafting operating agreements, bylaws and shareholder agreements that set ownership, management authority, profit distribution and exit terms.

New Jersey commercial contracts

Drafting, reviewing and negotiating purchase, sales, service, supplier and cooperation agreements, with clear payment, delivery, acceptance, liability and dispute resolution terms.

New Jersey international business contracts

Helping parties to U.S.–China and other cross-border deals with international sales, distribution, agency, technology licensing and cooperation agreements, reviewing governing law, trade terms, payment methods and arbitration clauses.

New Jersey business acquisitions and sales

Asset or equity acquisitions of restaurants, stores, e-commerce companies and other businesses, legal due diligence, and review of debts, leases, permits, employees and contract assignments.

New Jersey shareholder agreements and partnerships

Drafting shareholder agreements, partnership agreements and LLC operating agreements covering capital obligations, voting, information rights, additional investment, share transfers and deadlock resolution.

New Jersey cross-border investment and joint ventures

Helping foreign companies and individuals invest in New Jersey businesses: reviewing the investment structure, joint venture agreement, management, profit distribution and exit, and coordinating closing.

New Jersey market entry for foreign companies

Helping foreign companies set up U.S. subsidiaries and required business registrations, reviewing distribution, agency, warehousing and service contracts, and building contract and management systems for the U.S. business.

New Jersey business financing and secured transactions

Reviewing commercial loans, shareholder loans, financing and security documents, including repayment, collateral or security interests, personal guarantees and default remedies.

New Jersey supply chain and procurement

Drafting supply, manufacturing, contract manufacturing and procurement agreements covering specifications, quality standards, lead times, acceptance, recalls and indemnities.

New Jersey distribution, agency and brand partnerships

Reviewing exclusive distribution, sales agency, brand licensing and channel agreements covering territory, performance requirements, IP use, customer ownership and post-termination obligations.

New Jersey cross-border e-commerce and platform business

Reviewing website terms, refund policies, supplier and logistics agreements, and handling platform contract disputes, brand authorization, consumer complaints and cross-border transaction disputes.

New Jersey commercial leases and business premises

Reviewing leases for offices, stores, restaurants, warehouses and industrial property, and negotiating use restrictions, build-out, repairs, rent adjustments, subleasing, renewal and personal guarantees.

New Jersey intellectual property and trade secret protection

Drafting NDAs, IP assignment agreements, technology licenses and work-product transfer agreements that define how employees, contractors and partners may use brands, technology and customer data.

New Jersey compliance and corporate governance

Improving corporate resolutions, signing authority, contract approval and record-keeping, and reviewing business licenses and applicable compliance requirements.

New Jersey commercial contract disputes and litigation

Handling breach of contract, unpaid invoices, service fees, supply chain disruption and distribution disputes through demand letters, negotiation, mediation, arbitration and litigation.

New Jersey shareholder and partner disputes

Handling capital contribution disputes, profit distribution, access to financial records, management conflicts, minority shareholder rights and buyouts, through negotiated exits or litigation.

New Jersey international business dispute resolution

Handling cross-border payment disputes, international breach of contract and overseas partnership disputes, analyzing jurisdiction, governing law and arbitration clauses, and coordinating with counsel abroad on recognition and enforcement of judgments and awards.

New Jersey business exits, dissolution and wind-down

Arranging shareholder exits, share transfers, dissolution and liquidation, and reviewing debts, contract termination, asset distribution and related liabilities.

We work in English and Chinese and serve New Jersey businesses and international commercial clients.

Attorney responsible for this page: Michael R. Curran, licensed in New York and New Jersey. Office: 36-09 Main Street, Suite 5-D5, Flushing, NY 11354.

Frequently asked questions

Should I form an LLC or a corporation in New Jersey?

It depends on the number of owners, financing plans, tax arrangements and management. An LLC is flexible and common for small and family businesses; companies planning to bring in investors or go public usually consider a corporation. Talk to an accountant as well before forming the entity.

The other side owes us money for goods. Can we sue right away?

You can, but first check the contract's dispute resolution clause (for example arbitration or a chosen court), gather invoices, delivery records and correspondence, and watch the statute of limitations. Many cases can be resolved first through a demand letter and negotiation.

Start with the facts and the deadline.

Even if your file is incomplete, tell us what happened, when it happened, and whether a court date or response deadline is approaching. Call directly for urgent matters.