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At Heroux & Helton our clients receive the high-quality legal representation they expect and the accessibility and responsiveness they deserve. Heroux & Helton is committed to putting our clients first. We are dedicated to providing the top of the line service and sound counsel to our clients; we also resolve disputes and close deals in a timely, efficient and cost-effective manner.
With decades of combined experience our partner level attorneys deal with our clients personally. We realize that other firms sometimes treat clients like numbers on a billing statement. At Heroux & Helton client communication is always a top priority. We realize the critical importance of listening to our clients and understanding their needs and objectives. We work together with our clients as a team to determine and implement a plan to achieve practical solutions to their legal issues. We have the experience, skill, dedication and technology to get results for our clients.
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Videos by Heroux Helton
- What is business litigation?
- What should I do if my business gets sued?
- What if I do not defend a lawsuit against my business?
- How can I enforce a judgment that has been awarded to my company?
- Will my business insurance protect my company against claims?
- Do I have to sign a personal guarantee in order to get a business loan?
- How can I raise funds for my new business?
- Can I use my home as an office location or do I have to have an offsite location for my business?
- Do I need to have a contract for my customers to sign?
- How should I go about collecting past due debts from customers?
- What if my customer owes on an account but does not have the ability to pay?
- What is the difference between arbitration and mediation?
- How do I go about removing a business partner?
- What are the obligations of business owners toward each other?
- What happens if my business partner and I do not agree on something?
- How do I sell my interest in my multi-owner business?
- How does a homeowners association collect unpaid dues?
- How does a homeowners association deal with violations by members?
- Do I need an attorney’s help in order to form a business?
- What is an employer identification number?
- What is the difference between an S corp and a limited liability company?
- If I own a limited liability company, do I have to pay self-employment tax?
- How soon after a dispute over a construction contract must I file a lawsuit before I lose the right to do so?
- How much does it cost to speak to an attorney at Heroux Helton about my construction defect case?
- My builder did a bad job on my house. What can I do now?
- What is the definition of a construction defect?
- If I recover damages for a construction defect, what is that likely to include?
- What should I do if I discover a problem with the construction of my home?
- I am a contractor who did work for someone who will not pay. What can I do?
- What if a tenant fails to move out when the lease term is up?
- Is the landlord or the tenant responsible for flood damages to a rented house or an apartment?
- Can the provision of an agreement to lease a house or apartment differ from the law?
- What services are landlords required to provide to tenants?
- What should a tenant do if their landlord does not make necessary repairs or provide necessary services?
- What can I expect in terms of compensation and what is it going to cost me in relation to the arbitration?
- Is a landlord responsible for a tenant’s personal property that is damaged or destroyed by water from a leaky roof or broken pipe in a rented house or apartment
- What are the obligations of business owners toward each other?
- What are the exceptions to the general rule of liability protection?
- What are the responsibilities of a tenant that is renting a house or an apartment?
- What are the duties that my stockbroker and brokerage firm owe to me as a customer?
- What are the different types of business entity structures and which one is best for my business?
- What about the company name? Will my choice of company name be approved?
- What about meeting with the broker and/or manager of the office to resolve my problem?
- Should trading begin in an account without first having signed account agreement papers?
- Should real estate investors use separate limited liability companies for each property?
- Should I use S Corporation tax treatment for a limited liability company?
- Should I hire an attorney in regards to my securities arbitration case?
- Should I expect any annual fees for my company?
- If my financial portfolio has gone down in value, do I have a cause of action against the broker and brokerage house?
- If I own my land, do I also own the minerals under my land?
- If I have an LLC how do I pay my taxes?
- If I expand my business into a new state, what do I need to do to begin operations?
- I own more than one business. Should I put each business in its own LLC?
- I have an old oil and gas well on my land that is abandoned. What should I do?
- I am currently operating my business as a sole proprietorship. What would be the benefit of forming a business entity?
- I am a real estate investor and I keep hearing about a Series LLC. Can you explain in more detail what that is?
- How should I go about collecting past due debts from customers?
- How much will my securities arbitration case cost me?
- How much will it cost to hire an attorney to negotiate an oil and gas lease?
- How long will it take to set up my company?
- How long does the legal process of arbitration take?
- How does a homeowners association deal with violations by members?
- How does a homeowners association collect unpaid dues?
- How do you decide whether or not to take my securities arbitration case?
- How do I sell my interest in my multi-owner business?
- How do I go about removing a business partner?
- How can I raise funds for my new business?
- How can I plan for extraordinary events such as death, disability, or withdraw of a shareholder or a member from my company?
- How can I enforce a judgment that has been awarded to my company?
- Does an LLC or Limited Liability Company offer less protection than a regular corporation does?
- Does a limited liability company protect me from personal liability?
- Does a high level of trading in my account create a cause of action against the broker and the brokerage house?
- Do I need to have a contract for my customers to sign?
- Do I need an attorney’s help when forming an LLC or limited liability company?
- Do I need an attorney’s help in order to form a business?
- Do I need a business plan to start my new business?
- Do I have to sign a personal guarantee in order to get a business loan?
- Chris, tell us a little bit about how your law firm works with oil and gas companies.
- Can my business be liable for something my employee does?
- Can I use my home as an office location or do I have to have an offsite location for my business?
- Can I use my home address as the company’s registered office?
- Can I sue my securities broker?
- Can I refuse to sign an oil and gas lease?
- Can I move my investments to another account before my case is resolved?
- Can I form a company with just one owner?
- Can I be forced to allow a well to be drilled on my land?
- Can an oil and gas company come on my land without permission?
- Are there ways to review the background of a broker or a brokerage house?
