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Business Law

Miami Business Law Attorney

LLC formation, business acquisitions, contracts, and ongoing legal counsel for international entrepreneurs and investors in Florida.

Services

Business Legal Services

Comprehensive legal support for every stage of your business — from formation to growth, acquisition, and beyond.

LLC & Corporation Formation

Form the right entity for your goals — LLC, S-Corp, or C-Corp — with all required filings, operating agreements, and compliance documents.

Business Acquisitions

Full legal support for buying or selling a business, including due diligence, purchase agreements, and closing.

Contract Drafting & Review

Protect your interests with professionally drafted vendor, partnership, employment, and shareholder agreements.

Corporate Compliance

Annual reports, registered agent services, and ongoing compliance to keep your business in good standing with Florida law.

Business Litigation

Experienced representation in commercial disputes, breach of contract claims, and partnership disagreements.

Franchise Setup

Legal guidance for franchisors and franchisees, including FDD review, franchise agreements, and territory negotiations.

Foreign Investment Structuring

Strategic entity structuring for international investors entering the U.S. market, including FIRPTA and tax treaty considerations.

Business Immigration Coordination

Align your business structure with your immigration strategy — E-2, L-1, EB-1C, and investor visa pathways.

Aligned Strategy

Business Law & Immigration — A Unified Strategy

For international entrepreneurs and investors, business law and immigration law are deeply connected. The structure of your U.S. company can determine which visa you qualify for, how quickly you can obtain it, and how you can grow your presence in the United States. Attorney Serfaty provides integrated counsel across both disciplines.

  • E-2 Investor Visa requires a qualifying U.S. business investment
  • L-1 Intracompany Transfer requires a related U.S. entity
  • EB-1C Green Card requires a managerial role in a U.S. company
  • Proper entity structure protects personal assets and minimizes tax exposure
Charles Serfaty, Esq.

Charles Serfaty, Esq.

Attorney Serfaty brings decades of experience helping international entrepreneurs establish and grow their U.S. businesses.

Charles Serfaty, Esq.
Charles Serfaty, Esq.

Speak Directly With Attorney Charles Serfaty

Attorney Serfaty speaks French and Spanish and has helped hundreds of international clients establish and grow their U.S. businesses. Schedule your free consultation today.

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Get Help Starting or Growing Your Business

Tell us about your business needs and an attorney will follow up within one business day to discuss your options.

This questionnaire helps our office understand your business law needs. An attorney will review your answers and contact you to discuss next steps. Mark "N/A" for questions that do not apply.

★Your Contact Information

1What Do You Need Help With?

Select the option that best describes your primary need.

2Preferred Business Structure

What type of entity are you considering? (select one)

3Stage of Your Business

4Industry and Business Description

5Ownership

6Investment and Funding

Estimated total investment in the business

7U.S. Employees

Do you plan to hire U.S.-based employees?

8Contracts and Agreements

Do you need contracts or legal agreements drafted or reviewed?

9Business Acquisition

Are you purchasing or acquiring an existing business?

10Existing Legal Issues or Disputes

Are there any current or pending legal issues related to your business?

11Immigration and Visa Needs

Does your business setup require immigration or visa support (e.g. E-2 investor visa, L-1 transfer)?

12Timeline

When do you need legal assistance?

13Additional Information