Serving Tampa, FL Since 2018
Tampa Business Attorneys
Providing High-Quality Business & Estate Law Services
Whether you are just starting a small business or have been operating your company for years, legal guidance from an experienced attorney is crucial. Of course, not all lawyers’ services are the same. Many are too legalistic and bogged down by enormous caseloads. You do not want impractical solutions to legal problems or to feel like your concerns and goals are unimportant.
At Venerable Law, we recognize the shortcomings of many business and corporate lawyers and designed our firm to break from the norm. We provide personalized legal services that cater to the demands and challenges of modern businesses. Led by Jason Samson, a seasoned attorney and businessman in his own right, we help clients in all industries proactively address risks, navigate regulatory compliance, and grow their businesses. Not only that, but our firm also offers reliable estate planning services.
Since 2018, our firm has supported thousands in Tampa and elsewhere across Hillsborough County and beyond. If you have been searching for a business attorney who will actually care about you and work to understand your needs, Venerable Law is the first and only call you must make.
Get started at our firm with a free, no-obligation consultation. Schedule yours by calling (813) 567-8356 or reaching out online. Virtual and in-person consultations are available.
Practical Solutions for Every Business
From Startups to Seasoned Companies—we Help You Move Forward
See What Our Clients Are Saying
Real businesses. Real results. Real relationships.
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“Jason and his team are an incredible wealth of knowledge mixed with true humanity. They dismantle everything you ever hear about attorneys that are bad...they are approachable, informed, and very transparent.”- Jamie K.
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“I reached out to Jason Sampson regarding a breach of contract issue I was having. It was a great choice. Jason is friendly, knowledgeable, down-to-earth and truly cares about his clients.”- Darlene W.
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“I highly recommend Venerable Law, Attorney Jason Sampson, for any business law matter. Mr. Sampson is extremely knowledgeable and experienced in all areas of business law, and he was able to help me with complex contract negotiations.”- Andrew C.
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“I have had the honor of knowing Jason for many years. He is a fantastic lawyer and human being. I have both retained the firm and referred others to them. Their advice is practical, actionable and client focused.”- Sherry W.
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“Jason is super friendly, does business the right way. He focuses on relationships over profit and always does right by his clients.”- Benjamin S.
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“I am so grateful for finding Venerable Law Group! Jason has represented myself personally and my small businesses in several different matters over the past 3 years.”- Angela Y.
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“Very helpful with great advice. Jason is genuinely trying to help his clients instead of just worried about his compensation, not something you often see with lawyers. Would definitely recommend!!”- Cortney J.
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“10/10 across the board. Since the first time I met Jason and his staff they were great. They broke down the different approaches we can take to succeed the contract and we did so.”- Dexture M.
Protecting Local Businesses Is Our Priority
The main objective of any well-trained business attorney is to protect organizations from legal issues that could damage their reputations or affect their bottom lines. This is just what you can get at Venerable Law. Unlike commercial lawyers who often focus on profits, our team is zeroed in on serving our clients’ best interests—now and in the future.
Founding attorney Jason Samson is renowned for his dedication to doing what it takes to help clients achieve their goals with less stress and lower costs. He is extremely knowledgeable on all aspects of Florida business law and fearless when standing up for clients’ rights. We rely on his know-how and share his commitment to being there when it matters most for the people who trust us.
Our Tampa business lawyer’s efforts have earned the confidence of numerous business owners, entrepreneurs, investors, and others. You can read what clients thought of our services on our Reviews page. We are proud that many found our attorneys approachable, responsive, and easy to work with.
How Much Does a Business Attorney Cost?
Of course, the things above sound nice, but you may wonder: isn’t hiring an attorney expensive? Our services are highly affordable at Venerable Law. Plus, our pricing is all-inclusive. Budgeting for legal costs is simple with us.
Beyond our pricing, we also offer fractional general counsel services. This lets you get legal assistance on an as-needed basis, eliminating the prohibitive costs of employing a full-time, in-house lawyer.
Legal Solutions Backed by Experience
Attorney Samson has practiced law worldwide for more than two decades and worked at some of the largest firms in the country. He has tactfully defended small businesses and corporate clients in various situations, from heated contract disputes to complex cases involving breaches of fiduciary duty. Additionally, he has served as fractional general counsel to many diverse businesses, giving them affordable legal support throughout uncertain economic periods.
Attorney Samson’s extensive experience is integral to our operations. When you trust your legal needs with our firm, you can feel confident knowing you are getting services backed by unparalleled experience.
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Integrated Legal Services
We offer a comprehensive suite of services tailored to business needs, covering contracts, compliance, employment, and more in one place.
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Priority Response ServiceWe commit to fast response times, ensuring critical business matters are addressed immediately.
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Business-Centric AdviceWe provide legal solutions that align with the client’s business goals, using straightforward, actionable language.
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Proactive Legal StrategyWe focus on helping clients prevent issues rather than only addressing problems as they arise.
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Clear and Frequent UpdatesWe implement a streamlined communication system with regular progress reports and a client portal for transparency.
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Flat-Fee PricingWe offer predictable, all-inclusive pricing structures for various services to eliminate cost uncertainty.
Our FAQ
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 813-567-8356 today!
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Why should I consult with a Tampa business law attorney before declaring bankruptcy?Sadly, when many businesses suffer severe financial setbacks or are not meeting their goals, they automatically consider bankruptcy their first option. However, if you are a business owner experiencing financial problems, you should always hire a business restructuring attorney to evaluate your options. Often, a restructuring attorney can conduct a comprehensive study to determine if operational or financial structuring is possible to avoid bankruptcy proceedings. In many instances, with the help of a qualified attorney, businesses are able to restructure their debt and operations to help get their business back on track without the cost and worry of bankruptcy.
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Why is choosing the right business formation important when starting a new company?If you are considering starting a startup in Florida, it is essential that you choose the correct business formation. Choosing the proper structure for your new business guarantees specific legal protections and guards your hard-earned investment. However, before you select a business structure, you must seek legal advice from an experienced business law attorney who will work with you to ensure that you are making a wise selection and that your choice meets all applicable local, state, and federal laws. A knowledgeable attorney can provide the legal guidance you need to help your business grow and thrive.
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What is a breach of fiduciary duty in business?One of the most common causes of partnership disputes is a breach of fiduciary duty. Fiduciary duty is a legal obligation requiring one party to act in the best interest of another party. In a business context, partners owe one another a fiduciary duty to act with honesty and good faith in their business dealings. Common examples of a breach of fiduciary duty in business include fraud, engaging in self-dealing, negligence, or general misconduct. Because of the possibility of partners breaching their fiduciary duties, all partnership agreements should contain terms and conditions detailing what is expected of all parties and what will happen if a violation occurs.
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Why is business succession planning important for a Tampa family-owned businesses?Many small businesses in the Tampa Bay area are family-owned, and often, older family members assume that their heirs will eventually take over the company. However, statistics show that only 30 % of family-owned businesses make it through the second generation of ownership. Many older family members wrongfully assume that their heirs will want to run the business. Therefore, business succession planning is crucial to determine who will ultimately take over upon the retirement or death of the current owner and how a transfer of ownership should be funded. Additionally, sufficient time must be allotted for the successor to be trained and mentored to ensure the viability of the business once ownership has been transferred.
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Are there steps my Tampa business can take to avoid potential litigation?Avoiding litigation should be a priority for any business. Litigation can be costly and, depending on the circumstances, cause the business to suffer significant damage to its reputation and financial bottom line. Some of the best ways to avoid potential litigation are to conduct regular employee training, implement safety measures, keep detailed business records, and maintain good relationships with customers and vendors.
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What are Articles of Organization?If you plan to form a new Florida LLC, you must file legal paperwork with the Florida Division of Corporations. Articles of Organization is the title page that states the LLC’s name, address, and other required information, such as who is acting as the legally required registered agent. The Articles of Organization document also includes the names of the members and managers of the LLC and its effective date. A Tampa business attorney can assist your company by helping to prepare and file your documents and advise you of any permits or licenses your LLC may need.
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What Should I Know When Starting Up a Tampa Business?When starting up a business, it’s crucial to understand key legal and financial considerations. Begin by selecting the right business structure — sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation — each with different implications for liability and taxes. Obtain the necessary licenses and permits to operate legally in your area. Protect your intellectual property with trademarks, patents, or copyrights. Draft clear contracts for employees, partners, and suppliers to avoid future disputes. Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, including tax obligations. Consulting with a business attorney to navigate complex legal requirements and safeguard your business from potential risks can be incredibly beneficial for your business moving forward.
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What are the disadvantages associated with a limited liability company (LLC)?Many new business owners create a Florida LLC because they seek asset protection. In terms of asset protection, an LLC offers the same liability protection as a corporation but does not require many of the same record-keeping requirements. However, LLCs have several disadvantages as opposed to sole proprietorship or general partnership. These disadvantages include higher costs to initially form and maintain the LLC and limited ownership transfer flexibility. Therefore, for anyone trying to choose the best business formation strategy for their needs, it is always best to consult a knowledgeable attorney who can explain your legal options.
What Type of Results Can You Expect from a Business Law Attorney?
At Venerable Law, we know you need results, and you need them quickly. After all, failing to address problems promptly can impact your business’s economic viability and even damage its reputation. This is why our team aims to settle cases as efficiently as possible without litigation.
Yes, you can properly address myriad business law matters without going to court. Doing so saves time and money, all while providing essential solutions. Generally, our team engages in negotiations or mediation to resolve disputes. We also strive to prevent legal challenges from ever arising. Through proactive strategy, contract review, and other preemptive actions, we can safeguard businesses from costly legal risks.
Request a free consultation with one of our Tampa business attorneys today. Call (813) 567-8356 or connect with our firm online.
Why Choose Venerable Law?
There is no shortage of attorneys in Tampa. So, why should you consider working with Venerable Law? First and foremost, few lawyers in the area have the same mix of real-world business and legal experience as our firm's founder. His insights, knowledge, and skills can be at your disposal as our client.
Our entire team is also passionate about providing the highest quality services possible. There is a reason we have served thousands of people. Whether clients are turning to us for business matters or estate planning, we make them feel welcome in our office and instill confidence in our abilities to provide practical, cost-efficient solutions.
Finally, we offer affordable services at straightforward prices. If you have thought hiring a lawyer is too cost-prohibitive, think again.
Partner with Venerable Law today. For your convenience, we are located 1.4 miles from the Hillsborough County Courthouse, 5.1 miles from Ballast Point Park, and 6.5 miles from Tampa International Airport (TPA).
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