INTRODUCING THE LEGAL CHECKUP
You started a business, now what?
Take control of your business's legal health today by doing a compliance assessment - the Legal Checkup by JRMogil Law.
WHY the Legal Checkup?
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Save Money
The Legal Checkup offers cost-effective access to expert legal advice by steering clear of the high costs associated with finding and working with an attorney.
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Avoid Wasted Time
The Legal Checkup provides business legal counsel tailored to your schedule and needs, eliminating the time needed for travel and lengthy in-person meetings with a lawyer.
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Access to Experts
The Legal Checkup is specifically designed to make access to experienced attorneys convenient and flexible without the typical complexities and costs of navigating the legal landscape.
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Let the Lawyer, Lawyer
The Legal Checkup lets the lawyer deal with legal issues. It is a lawyer’s job to know what you may not, like the relevant local, state, and federal laws and how they impact a business.
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Lose the Stress
The Legal Checkup gives a sense of security amidst the challenges and stresses of running a business. With a comprehensive assessment report, you can take proactive steps to keep your business compliant and prepared for any potential risks or liabilities.
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Protect Your Business
The Legal Checkup is a proactive step to identify and address legal issues. Just as your body needs a yearly doctor’s visit or your car should go for regular maintenance, your business also requires that same care and time with an expert.
HOW the Legal Checkup Works
Start with a free 20-minute consultation with an experienced attorney. Next, fill out a client-specific questionnaire. Then, a lawyer analyzes the responses and creates a comprehensive assessment report. Last, review the report in a follow-up call with the attorney to review the report and answer any questions.
The Legal Checkup is a no fuss process to getting the status of your business’ health.
The Legal Checkup Assessment Report provides recommendations and steps to take in order to avoid potential risks and liabilities.
The suggestions may vary based on the complexity of the business, but could include reviewing the status of:
Business structure and operating procedures
Contracts and agreements (services + product-based)
Employee, contractor + other HR matters
Insurance types and coverage
Professional and industry-specific rules and regulations
Intellectual property rights and enforcement
Local laws and permitting
Real estate (leasing, buying, selling)
Data privacy and security
+ more!