At The Walter Law Group, we specialize in providing comprehensive legal support to businesses of all sizes. From startup formation and contract negotiation to intellectual property protection and dispute resolution, our experienced attorneys offer practical, results-driven solutions tailored to your unique needs. Whether you’re launching a new venture or navigating complex corporate challenges, we’re here to guide you with trusted legal expertise, helping your business thrive in today’s dynamic marketplace.
Business Law
General Counsel
Business Formations
Trademarks
Business Litigation
Commercial Lease Reviews
Contract Drafting
Contract Negotiations
General Counsel
No matter how small or large, every business stands to benefit from the advice of qualified legal counsel. Our firm offers general counsel to any business interested in ensuring their business is protected at all times. We currently serve as general counsel for various businesses throughout Georgia.
Some of the services our general counsel plans offer:
- Registered Agent Services
- Contract drafting & review
- Real estate & lease drafting & review
- Compliance
- Litigation
- Demand/ Cease & Desist Letters
- Regulatory Compliance
- Employment Law (drafting business policies, employee handbooks and employment contracts)
- Risk Management
- Business Plans
Business Formations
- Corporation, Partnership or LLC formation
- Business Plans
- Registered Agent Service
- Partnership/Investor Agreements
- Vendor agreements
Trademarks
What is a trademark?
A trademark is generally a word, phrase, symbol, or design, or a combination thereof, which identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods of one party from those of others. It’s an essential step to protecting your brand!
Should I file a state or federal trademark?
Filing in your state creates rights only in that state. The protection of your brand becomes very limited to only that geographic area. Filing a federal trademark application creates rights throughout the United States.
How long does the process take?
There are many factors that affect how long it takes to register a trademark. In fact, there’s no guarantee your trademark will ever register, as it may be refused for various legal reasons. Usually, the process takes 12 to 18 months. Registering your trademark is a very complex procedure.
Business Litigation
Commercial Lease Reviews
Contract Drafting
Contract Negotiations
