Strategy Law, LLP

Strategy Law, LLP Cares Our priority at Strategy Law is the well-being of our community, including our people and their loved ones as well as our clients and their businesses and families. We are committed to continuing to deliver our best work during the Covid-19 crisis. All our professionals are fully operational working remotely with secure network connections. In the event an attorney gets sick, we have back up attorneys with similar expertise ready to assist their cli...ents. In the best interest of all, we are not participating in any in-person meetings. We are available by phone (we are accessing office voicemail and using our cell phones), video conference, e-mail, or even drive-up document exchanges if necessary, and we are accessing mail and deliveries made to our office. We are happy to arrange for document signing electronically or by DocuSign and we are taking payments by credit card for your convenience. Please let us know how we can help you!

How careful should one be when completing a UCC-1 Financing Statement? Check out Jack's blog to find out what can happen if one is not completed correctly. https://strategylaw.com//how-careful-do-i-need-to-be-when/

Read Serge’s recent blog to learn more about standby letters of credit and how they are used. https://www.strategylaw.com//standby-letters-of-credit-wh/

Tamara’s latest blog looks at the commercial real estate purchase and sale agreement from a buyer’s perspective and the steps a buyer should take when entering into such agreement. https://www.strategylaw.com//commercial-real-property-pur/

Even though you have formed a business entity, it is still necessary to have insurance. Check out Tamara’s blog about insurance for LLCs for more information. https://www.strategylaw.com//if-i-form-an-llc-do-i-still-/

How can the owner of an LLC protect their personal assets? Read Tamara’s latest blog for more information on protecting your personal assets if you have an LLC. https://www.strategylaw.com//if-i-form-an-llc-will-my-per/

Unless specifically stated in the LLC's operating agreement, LLC's are generally subject to fewer record keeping requirements than a corporation. #LLC #limitedliabilitycompany https://www.strategylaw.com//now-that-i-have-an-llc-what-/

With the passing of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts, many business owners have expressed interest in forming LLCs to try to lower their tax rate. Check out Tamara’s current blog for more information on types of businesses that can be LLCs. https://www.strategylaw.com//which-types-of-businesses-ca/

What happens when a lender attempts to use a previous security agreement signed in connection with an earlier loan to scoop up collateral not covered in a current loan agreement? Read Jack’s latest blog to find out what happened when First National Bank of Alaska attempted to do this and the take away for lenders. https://www.strategylaw.com//security-interests-in-collat/

Tamara’s recent blog outlines the importance of a buyer performing due diligence before a real estate purchase is completed. http://www.strategylaw.com//buyers-due-diligence-when-buyi

We had a great time supporting stroke awareness at the 2018 Fight Stroke Walk!

There are many steps to purchasing commercial real estate in California. Tamara’s blog has a list of several steps to follow when purchasing commercial property. http://www.strategylaw.com//the-buyers-checklist-to-buying

Check out Tamara's recent blog to find out what information should be included in a brokerage agreement when purchasing commercial real estate. #commercialrealestate #strategylaw http://www.strategylaw.com//the-brokerage-agreement-what-t