Law Office of Wendy M. Mead

The current economic situation in Massachusetts, and across the country, has resulted in many small businesses finding themselves with a minimal, or a nonexistent, cash flow. The cyclical nature of small business leads to a crisis situation when accounts receivable are not forthcoming, resulting in a failure to meet your own financial obligations.

There are a variety of remedies, one of which may be tailored to meet your small business needs. These solutions range from securing new floor financing, other public or private financing, working with your creditors to settle outstanding claims, the sale of the business, merger, a chapter 13 or chapter 11 reorganization, or possibly a chapter 7 liquidation of the business.

You may currently be in the situation of having to defend against actions filed by creditors. Additionally, you may be in need of an experienced litigator to pursue your creditors or those third parties that may have negatively impacted your business. This office is fully prepared to represent you in these matters.

Attorney Mead has sixteen years of experience in both the State and Federal courts of Massachusetts. This litigation, on behalf of both Plaintiffs and Defendants, has encompassed contractual interference claims, unfair and deceptive business practices, breach of contract and other business claims.

Our clients include sole proprietorships, for profit corporations, limited liability companies and partnerships. These businesses include:

Construction companies

Fuel suppliers

Fitness centers

Veterinary clinics

Manufacturing businesses

Leasing companies

Private trusts

Retail businesses

On Line marketing companies

Restaurants

Mortgage companies

Additionally, we are prepared to assist you in forming the appropriate business entity. This would include a comprehensive review of your business needs and goals, the purchase or sale of real estate, and any other service necessary to promote the successful establishment of your business plan.