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McLean Business Law

Business Lawyers in McLean, VA

Our specialty at J. S. Burton, P.L.C. is offering complete company legal services that are customized to meet the particular requirements of businesses and entrepreneurs in McLean, Virginia. In order to ensure that your business succeeds in this thriving coastal town, our team of passionate and knowledgeable business law experts is committed to assisting you in navigating the complexity of business law.


For experienced guidance in your legal matter, speak with professional McLean business law attorneys from J. S. Burton, P.L.C.. Contact us or call (888) 885-9001 to set up a consultation.


Our Business Law Services in McLean

We offer a wide range of business law services designed to support local businesses at every stage of their journey:

  • Business Formation: Starting a business in McLean? We guide you through the process of selecting the right legal structure for your enterprise, whether it’s a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company (LLC), or corporation. Our team will assist you in drafting and filing all necessary documents to establish your business legally.
  • Contracts and Agreements: In the bustling business environment of McLean, having solid contracts is essential. We draft, review, and negotiate various contracts and agreements, including employment contracts, vendor agreements, and non-disclosure agreements, ensuring your interests are protected.
  • Intellectual Property Protection: McLean is home to many innovative businesses. We provide expert counsel on intellectual property matters, including trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. Our attorneys can help you register and safeguard your intellectual property, ensuring your creative assets are secure.
  • Licensing and Permitting: Operating a business in McLean requires compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. We assist clients in obtaining the necessary licenses and permits, ensuring your business meets all legal requirements to operate smoothly.
  • Business Transactions: Whether you’re considering a merger, acquisition, or other significant business transactions, our attorneys represent your interests in asset purchases and stock sales, guiding you through the complexities of each transaction.
  • Litigation and Dispute Resolution: Disputes can arise in any business setting. Our team is skilled in handling business disputes, including contract disagreements and partnership conflicts. We explore alternative dispute resolution methods such as negotiation and mediation to resolve issues efficiently, and when litigation is necessary, we provide robust representation in court.

Why Choose J. S. Burton, P.L.C.?

J. S. Burton, P.L.C. is committed to offering personalized, responsive, and cost-effective legal assistance. Our team partners with clients to create customized legal plans that advance their goals. We have a comprehensive knowledge of the specific legal hurdles encountered by enterprises in McLean.

Here’s how our McLean business law attorneys can assist you:

  • Strategic Legal Guidance: We offer strategic legal advice customized to your business needs. Whether you’re planning to expand, restructure, or enter new contracts, we ensure you are well-informed of the legal implications, helping you make decisions that align with your business objectives.
  • Risk Management: Identifying and mitigating legal risks is crucial for any business. We help you assess potential risks associated with various activities and develop strategies to minimize those risks effectively.
  • Efficient Dispute Resolution: Disputes don’t have to lead to costly litigation. Our team is experienced in alternative dispute resolution methods, including negotiation and mediation, to resolve conflicts efficiently. If litigation becomes necessary, we provide strong representation to defend your interests in court.
  • Customized Legal Solutions: Every business is unique, and we understand the importance of tailored legal solutions. We take the time to learn about your business and industry, allowing us to provide customized legal strategies that address your specific needs and challenges.

To learn more about our business law services or to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced attorneys, please reach out to us.


Contact J. S. Burton, P.L.C. online or call (888) 885-9001 for a consultation with our skilled McLean business lawyers.


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  • What is a HIPAA Authorization?
    Some medical providers have refused to release information, even to spouses and adult children authorized by the Healthcare Power of Attorney on the grounds that the 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, prohibits such releases.  Therefore, as part of your incapacity planning, you should sign a HIPAA authorization form that allows the release of medical information to your agents, successor trustees, family or any other individuals you wish to designate.
  • What is a living will or advance medical directive?
    A living will or advance medical directive informs others of your preferred medical treatment should you become permanently unconscious, terminally ill, or otherwise unable to make or communicate decisions regarding treatment.  In conjunction with other estate planning tools, it can bring peace of mind and security while avoiding unnecessary expense and delay in the event of future incapacity.
  • What is a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care?
    The law allows you to appoint someone to decide about medical treatment options if you lose the ability to decide for yourself.  You can do this by using a "Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care" or Health Care Proxy where you designate the person or persons to make such decisions on your behalf. You can allow your health care agent to decide about all health care or only about certain treatments. You may also give your agent instructions that he or she has to follow. Your agent can then make sure that health care professionals follow your wishes and can decide how your wishes apply as your medical condition changes. Hospitals, doctors and other health care providers must follow your agent's decisions as if they were your own.
  • Who may act as an agent under a Power of Attorney?
    In general, an agent, or attorney in fact, may be anyone who is legally competent and over the age of majority.  Most individuals select a close family member such as a spouse, sibling, or adult child, but any person such as a friend or a professional with an outstanding reputation for honesty would be ideal.  You may appoint multiple agents to serve either simultaneously or separately.  Appointing more than one agent to serve simultaneously can be problematic because if any one of the agents is unavailable to sign, action may be delayed.  Confusion and disagreement between simultaneous agents can also lead to inaction.  Therefore, it is usually more prudent to appoint one individual as the primary agent and nominate additional individuals to serve as alternate agents if your first choice is unwilling or unable to serve.