As a result of COVID19, unemployment rates rival those of the Great Depression. People are suffering from financial setbacks at no fault of their own. Financial problems also stem from the loss of employment, individual or family medical issues, divorce, excessive student loan debt, foreclosure, back taxes or a failing business. If you are struggling to pay your bills, deciding to file bankruptcy is a big decision. Bankruptcy permits consumers and businesses to eliminate their debts and repay their creditors in an orderly manner. Navigating the process can be complex but an experienced bankruptcy attorney can help. We will review your situation and create a workable solution.
Our equine law practice offers a full range of services and counsel to owners, breeders, trainers and businesses in the equine industry. Our knowledge of the equine industry, combined with our experience in all major areas of U.S. law makes Somma Law PLLC particularly adept at protecting the diverse needs of the equine professional, owner, and business. Our representation includes equine-related advice and representation on litigation and dispute resolution, contracts, financing and corporate transactions, real estate acquisition and leasing, zoning and employment related issues.
We can handle every aspect of litigation that may arise in the equine industry. These issues can include litigating and settling horseback riding accident and negligence claims, agency issues, sales and ownership disputes, and contractual claims.
We can assist clients with negotiating and drafting equine contracts, including boarding agreements, breeding contracts, purchase and sale agreements, commission agreements, and liability releases and waivers.
We can assist with issues related to nonpaying boarders, including negotiating payment of outstanding fees, obtaining and enforcing liens.
We regularly advises start-up and existing companies at every stage of their evolution and on a full spectrum of their legal issues. We can assist clients on the formation of the appropriate structure for their equine operations, as well as issues related to capitalization, contractual agreements, labor and employment, and regulatory issues.
We can assist stable owners and veterinarians obtain appropriate land use permits and approvals needed to develop property for their horses or treatment of horses, ensuring compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal laws. We can assist owners and those tending horses with securing and maintaining suitable property. We handle all aspects of site development, including zoning variances, special and other land-use permits, tax abatements, and economic development initiatives. Our attorneys can also provide strategic counsel related to purchase and financing of undeveloped land, transfer of development rights, and planning for future expansion.
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