Are you risking it all with legal shortcuts? Business law attorney Matthew Fornaro explains how to avoid common pitfalls, protect your intellectual property, and safeguard your business from legal trouble.
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Key Notes
- Legal planning is essential for business success.
- Online templates often lack necessary customization for your business.
- Misclassifying employees can lead to audits and legal challenges.
- Contracts are crucial for governing relationships with partners, vendors, and clients.
- Intellectual property must be protected from the start to avoid theft or misuse.
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Visit Matthew Fornaro’s website at fornarolaw.com for access to videos, blogs, and white papers addressing common business legal questions. Contact him directly for personalized legal assistance.
Meet Matthew
Matthew Fornaro has been a business law attorney serving South Florida, including Coral Springs and Parkland, since 2003. Before starting his law firm, he was an attorney at two prestigious AmLaw 200 law firms focusing on civil litigation.
Matthew practices complex commercial litigation, including contract disputes.
Matthew, a member of the Florida Bar and District of Columbia Bar, also practices construction law, intellectual property law, homeowner and condominium association representation, and drafts and revises of business documents, including the formation of business organizations.
Matthew assists new business owners in choosing and drafting all legally required documents.
Matthew is involved in mentoring new attorneys, as both a graduate and instructor of the Kaufman Foundation’s FastTrac NewVenture Program, presented by the Broward County Office of Economic and Small Business Development and the City of Hollywood, as well as a graduate and instructor for the Florida State University College of Business Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship Small Business Executive Program.