“Good business is based on good relationships and a lawyer's job is to define the relationships. An attorney who understands
your business can be your best ally.”
- Keith E. Cooper
You Should Be Working on Your Business
… Not Worrying About Business Law!
You already know that running a business contains traps for the unwary. You need a business lawyer, but perhaps you’re concerned that no lawyer is going to care as much about your business as you do.
Whether you’re a major corporation, a small start-up, or a solo entrepreneur, you will need the help of a transactional business attorney at some point. An attorney who understands business culture can help you clarify your objectives, guide you past legal pitfalls, assist you in negotiating good deals, and help prevent costly mistakes.
What Sets Keith E. Cooper Apart?
Keith E. Cooper is a business lawyer recognized for providing exceptional legal services to Los Angeles entrepreneurs, particularly those in the independent film community and those who are creating new opportunities on the Internet. Mr. Cooper uses his business knowledge, skill, and passion to help clients achieve their goals while maintaining the highest level of ethics.
Mr. Cooper believes that a boutique business law practice focused on excellent client service in specific subject areas provides a desirable alternative to large law firms where only major brands can truly find a home. He helps clients in develop an environment where they can not only create a profitable business, but also protect their rights.
Modern Business Law Practice
The law office of Keith E. Cooper, Esq. is a business law practice offering what we like to call "concierge legal" at affordable fees. What that means is an emphasis on personalized legal services and "house calls" when needed. Mr. Cooper handles all types of transactional business law matters from setting up a business to crafting legal agreements, but no litigation of any kind.
In today's transactional legal environment, with most business conducted via telephone, e-mail, and fax, many functions that once required a staff of paralegals, assistants and messengers can easily be handled electronically. By operating as a virtual law practice, we forego the high overhead of office space and full-time support staff, and pass the savings on to our clients. Of course, we are happy to arrange in-person meetings on request, at the client's office or a mutually-convenient location.