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Business & Corporate Lawyer · Serving Winter Park, Florida

Business & Corporate Lawyer Serving Winter Park

Corporate and business counsel for Winter Park owners, founders, and investors: entity structure, governance, commercial contracts, acquisitions, and real estate, handled by a deal lawyer who also works the banking side of transactions.

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Corporate matters go directly to Jack Ross; disputes go to trial attorney Mitch Skandalakis. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Prefer the phone? Call (770) 891-3681.

Business and corporate counsel for Winter Park businesses.

Skandalakis & Ross provides business and corporate counsel to companies in Winter Park and across Central Florida. The practice is led by Jack N. Ross, who forms and structures companies, drafts the agreements owners sign with each other, negotiates the contracts a business runs on, and represents buyers and sellers when a company changes hands.

Winter Park is home to professional firms, wealth managers, and owner-operated businesses next door to Orlando. In Winter Park, we regularly see businesses in professional services, wealth management, and retail and hospitality, each with its own contract, diligence, and structuring issues.

A business lawyer is most valuable before something goes wrong. The operating agreement, the buy-sell terms, and the customer contracts decide how a dispute plays out years later, and our litigation practice sees exactly what a missing clause costs. We draft with that in mind.

The firm’s offices are in Oakland Park, Florida (by appointment) and Canton, Georgia. We meet Winter Park clients at the Oakland Park office, by video, or at your place of business. Florida matters are handled by Jack N. Ross, licensed to practice law in Florida.

Professional servicesWealth managementRetail and hospitalityOrange CountyCentral Florida

What we handle for Winter Park clients.

  • Entity formation & governanceLLCs and corporations formed around tax, liability, and exit, with operating and shareholder agreements written for your company.
  • Commercial contractsCustomer, vendor, distribution, licensing, and services agreements negotiated before they bind you.
  • Mergers & acquisitionsBuy-side and sell-side representation for Winter Park businesses.
  • Outside general counselWeek-to-week legal judgment without an in-house department.
  • Commercial real estatePurchases, sales, and commercial leases.
  • Business disputesWhen a dispute cannot be avoided, the firm’s trial practice, led by Mitch Skandalakis, steps in without a handoff.

How the engagement works.

  1. Scope in writingA flat fee or written estimate agreed before any work begins.
  2. Structure and paperEntity, governance documents, and core contracts built around how you actually operate.
  3. Ongoing counselA lawyer who already knows your business when the next deal or question comes.

Florida law

What Florida law means for Winter Park companies.

Florida companies are governed by the Florida Revised Limited Liability Company Act (Chapter 605, Florida Statutes) and the Florida Business Corporation Act (Chapter 607), with filings through the Division of Corporations. Restrictive covenants are enforced under Section 542.335, Florida Statutes, when they are in writing, reasonable, and tied to a legitimate business interest.

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Business & Corporate lawyer questions from Winter Park clients.

What does a business lawyer do for a Winter Park company?

Forms and structures the company, writes the agreements the owners sign with each other, negotiates customer and vendor contracts, and handles acquisitions, sales, and real estate. The goal is paper that prevents disputes rather than paper that starts them.

LLC or corporation?

It depends on owners, payroll, investors, and exit plans. We coordinate the entity and tax classification with your CPA so the legal and tax answers match.

Is a business lawyer different from a corporate lawyer?

For most privately held companies, no. Both terms describe counsel on entity structure, governance, contracts, and transactions, which is exactly what this practice does.

Do you meet with Winter Park clients in person?

The firm’s offices are in Oakland Park, Florida (by appointment) and Canton, Georgia. We meet Winter Park clients at the Oakland Park office, by video, or at your place of business.

Who handles Florida matters?

Florida matters are handled by Jack N. Ross, licensed to practice law in Florida.

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Attorney advertising. Lawyer responsible for this page: Jack N. Ross, Esq., Oakland Park, Florida office. Serving Winter Park does not indicate an office in Winter Park; the firm’s offices are in Canton, Georgia and Oakland Park, Florida.

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Corporate and transactional inquiries go directly to Jack Ross; disputes go to Mitch Skandalakis. Prefer the phone? Call (770) 891-3681.