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Other Link: http://www.apexlg.com
Categories: Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Business Law Attorneys, Business Litigation Attorneys, Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Labor & Employment Law Attorneys, Patent, Trademark & Copyright Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (206) 448-7000

Address: 1218 3rd Ave Ste 505, Seattle, WA 98101

Website: http://www.apexlg.com

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Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
For over a decade, our Seattle attorneys have worked with groups and individuals to form their nonprofit corporations. Our Seattle lawyers provide prompt and thorough legal services from corporate governance to maintaining tax-exempt status, all within a fair price.
Mergers and Acquisitions
Business Formation
I work on a variety of intellectual property and business formation matters, and pride myself on being able to provide substantive business advice matched with legal know-how.
Business Transactions
My practice focuses on nonprofit corporations, federal tax-exemption, small businesses, and business transactions. I help with governance, incorporation, alternative leadership structures, federal tax-exemption, fiscal sponsorships, and contracts.
Trade Secrets
Intellectual Property
Companies that invest heavily into their branding, business plans, and software want to protect their intangible assets as much as any of their physical assets. By not properly protecting your company’s intellectual property you stand to lose valuable assets that can help your company reach the next level. Apex protects those intellectual property assets by filing the necessary applications, such as trademarks; preemptively securing your company’s intellectual property rights; and by addressing third party misuse of your intellectual property.
Unfair Competition
In law, the term “ intellectual property ” is used to define intangible rights protecting commercially valuable products. [1] Mostly comprised of trademarks, copyrights, and patents, but also includes trade secrets, rights of publicity, moral rights, and rights against unfair competition. [2] People have become more familiar with these types of assets with the explosion of the Internet and the creation of internet tokens, the metaverse, as well as traditional forms of protections for invention, artistic works, and logos. This type of property is different than tangible assets like cars, homes, or even money. This post will look at how bankruptcy impacts intellectual property assets both from the debtor’s and creditor’s perspective.

Employment Contract
Business Contracts: Entrepreneurs maintain a lot of relationships– vendor contracts, customer contracts, employment contracts, and more. With so many relationships to juggle having written agreements in place is absolutely vital for all parties involved to understand and remember their obligations and expectations in a relationship. Disputes are often a misunderstanding of expectations or deliverables and avoidable if those expectations or deliverables were written down. Apex Law Group supports these business relationships by drafting readable contracts that accurately reflect the parties’ understanding of the deal.
Non-compete Agreement
Purchase and Sale structuring – Outline to your advantage the terms, including non-compete agreements, financing, and buyer’s down payment, to ensure a smooth transfer of business ownership.

Real Estate Transactions
Forrest Carlson is the principal attorney at Assemble Law Group. His primary practice areas include real estate transactions, providing legal guidance to homeowners’ associations, and closing purchases and sales of Seattle’s floating homes, house barges, and floating on‑water residences.
Land Use and Zoning
Co-authored “Not a Performing Bear: The Supreme Court’s Decision in Lummi Indian Nation v. State” in the Environmental & Land Use Law Newsletter Volume 37, Number 3 (December 2010).

Trusts and Estates

Wills
Washington Wills (co-founder & co-author) — free lawyer-drafted templates and instructions to help Washington residents write their own simple wills.

Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is an extraordinarily complex area of the law and should not be entered into without careful contemplation, usually after consulting with an attorney. There are various types of bankruptcy, but two of the most common are Chapter 7 and Chapter 11. To provide a simple overview, when a company or an individual files for Chapter 7 any nonexempt assets belonging to the debtor will be sold off and the profits will be distributed amongst the creditors. The debts will then be discharged. This is different than a Chapter 11 filing. In Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the debtor works with the creditors to reduce the debts. Once the debts are reduced, the debtor only owes the renegotiated debts and still functions as a person or an entity. There are specific requirements for any kind of bankruptcy; if you’re considering filing for bankruptcy, we strongly suggest that you consult a bankruptcy attorney for advice on how to proceed, as this article will focus on the intellectual property element. For creditors, it is especially important to note that whenever a debtor files for bankruptcy, there is an automatic stay order for any collection attempts. Do not attempt to collect a debt when there is an automatic stay in place; instead, contact the trustee of the bankruptcy to ensure your debt is listed with them.

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