The Attorneys at Marcellino Moore, PLLC have been awarded Super Lawyers®, which includes less than 2.5% of the nation's top attorneys!
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Corporate Counsel in Charlotte
Only calling a business lawyer once a contract dispute, employment issue, or regulatory problem has already become urgent often means dealing with a bigger, more expensive problem than if legal guidance had been part of the conversation from the start.
If you're a business owner looking for legal support that grows with your company, Marcellino Moore, PLLC has corporate counsel in Charlotte that can help you spot issues before they become emergencies. Our attorneys are recognized by Super Lawyers®, a designation achieved by less than 5 percent of attorneys nationwide.
Call (980) 427-3401 or contact us online to schedule a consultation.
Settlements & Judgments
Our Case Results
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Business Law
Contracts Protect Business from Former Employee. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a business that faced a significant threat when a former employee attempted to use company assets and property in a manner that could harm the company.
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Business Law
Executive and Shareholder Takes Control of Company After Attempted Termination. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a part-owner of a company who learned that some of the other owners intended to terminate his employment and force the sale of his shares.
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Business Acquisition
Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a business whose long-term goal was to position itself for acquisition by a larger competitor. Over the course of two years, Marcellino worked closely with the owners to navigate the legal and strategic issues necessary to prepare the company for a successful transaction.
Meet Our Team
Protecting What Matters Most
Legal Guidance Before It's Urgent
Ongoing corporate counsel stays involved with your business as it evolves and grows, helping with issues that include:
Contracts and Business Transactions
Reviewing agreements and contracts before they're signed, structuring business transactions, and anticipating how terms will play out in practice all matter more before a deal closes than after a dispute arises.
Employment Matters and Regulatory Concerns
As Charlotte's business community continues to grow, companies increasingly face employment contract questions and regulatory considerations that shift as a business scales, hires, or expands into new areas.
Risk Management and Disputes
Ongoing counsel helps identify risk before it becomes litigation. When disputes do arise, whether involving a contract, a partner, or a third party, having an attorney who already understands your business often allows for a faster, more informed response.
When commercial disputes escalate beyond informal negotiations, having corporate counsel versed in local court procedures is vital. Business litigation in Charlotte is frequently designated to the North Carolina Business Court, a specialized court designed for complex corporate, contract, and shareholder disputes.
Structuring clear dispute resolution procedures, choice-of-venue provisions, and mandatory arbitration agreements before contracts are executed positions your business to resolve disputes efficiently, whether in mediation or before a Business Court judge in Uptown Charlotte.
