PRACTICE AREAS

LEGAL SERVICES

Expert Legal Support — Your Counsel for Growth

At Lee Schwalb, we specialize in mergers, acquisitions, compliance, and complex litigation, providing strategic counsel for startups, nonprofits, and corporations. We tailor solutions to your unique challenges, delivering the clarity, confidence, and results your business needs to thrive.

Corporate & Regulatory Compliance

Holistic solutions for business, tax, and governance challenges.

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Proven advocacy for complex commercial conflicts.

Agricultural & Agribusiness

Deep roots in protecting rural and agribusiness enterprises.

Transactions & Growth Advisory

Empowering startups, nonprofits, and private equity with innovative deal strategies.

FAQ

Your Questions Addressed

How can you help me with my legal issue?

Lee Schwalb lawyers have extensive experience in business and corporate law matters. We provide advice and representation to clients in a multitude of industries and at various stages of growth. We understand the challenges confronting business clients and are able to offer practical counseling with a keen focus on the business bottom line. Areas in which we provide advice and representation include the following Agribusiness Banking and Financial Services Business and Corporate Law Employment Law Entrepreneurship Franchise and Distribution Intellectual Property Mergers and Acquisitions Out-Sourced General Counsel Services Private Equity Real Estate Securities and Corporate Finance Not-for-Profit Organizations Water Law
How much will it cost to hire your services?

Our fee structure varies based on case complexity. We provide transparent pricing and collaborate with clients to find the best financial arrangement. Generally, we bill by the hour but for certain matters we may work with you on an estimated budget.
What should I bring to an initial consultation?

Please bring relevant documents and any questions you have regarding your case.
Where are you licensed?

Lee Schwalb attorneys are licensed in Colorado, Kansas, New York, and Washington, as well as select federal courts.