Julie is a pleasure to work with. She works with a small business focused firm which works hard to make legal counsel easy. They provide accurate billings estimates before they proceed on work. They also provide helpful phone and email counsel included with billable deliverables. She is an expert in partnerships, LLCs and other small business entities such as S-Corp.
Drafting and review of contracts; setting up and incorporation of business entities; drafting and review of partnership / limited liability agreements; drafting and review of real estate leases; and variety of commercial litigation.
Review and advice on employment issues, including employee handbooks and policies, and litigation involving workers compensation and unemployment.
15 years
Julie K. Phillips is the Chief Legal Counsel for the Ohio Department of Agriculture. She is an accomplished attorney with transactional and litigation experience focused on advising ODA senior staff and ODA divisions in employment and labor law & administrative law issues, including compliance and enforcement of regulatory programs, human resource policies and procedures, negotiation of contracts and agreements in the acquisition of services and goods, real estate purchases, title review and opinions, and drafting & revision of administrative rules and statutes.
Julie is a pleasure to work with. She works with a small business focused firm which works hard to make legal counsel easy. They provide accurate billings estimates before they proceed on work. They also provide helpful phone and email counsel included with billable deliverables. She is an expert in partnerships, LLCs and other small business entities such as S-Corp.
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