Business Law

Comprehensive Business Law Services to Connecticut Small Businesses - Business Formation · Transactions · Purchase & Sale · Litigation

The Connecticut business law attorneys at Grady & Riley, LLP, provide legal counsel and courtroom representation to small and medium-sized business clients in professional practices, construction, real estate, manufacturing, and service industries throughout Litchfield County and New Haven County, Connecticut.

With more than 45 years of legal service to the business community, the lawyers of Grady & Riley, LLP, are well-known and respected business advisors, prepared to help you get your business started on the right foot, run your business effectively, and resolve business disputes efficiently.

With an attorney-CPA on staff with extensive knowledge of tax law and finances and an attorney whose practice emphasize the collection of debts, you are in capable hands. Contact Grady & Riley, LLP, to talk to a Connecticut business law attorney about your legal matter.

Purchase and Sale of a Business

Buying a business is both exciting and nerve-wracking. Be sure you understand what you're getting into with your business purchase. Our business law attorneys will help you get a clear picture of the financial footing of the business and draft a business purchase agreement that protects all parties.

Business Transactions

There are dozens of times every year when a small business owner needs the services of an attorney. Grady & Riley, LLP, is available to assist with a wide range of business transaction legal services, including:

• Due diligence review of vendor contracts and business agreements
• Drafting of purchase, sales and lease agreements, customer contracts, contractor agreements, and employment agreements
• Debt collection on unpaid debts and delinquent accounts
• Purchase or sale of a business property

Business Litigation

With more than 45 years of courtroom experience and extensive knowledge of business law and finance, Grady & Riley, LLP, is well prepared to handle your case in court. Contact our office to speak to a business litigation attorney about your legal concern.