About Aharoni Business Law, PC — Business Law Oakland California

East Bay founders and growing companies rely on business law Oakland counsel at Aharoni Business Law, PC. The firm advises on LLC and corporation formation, partnership agreements, operating agreements, and ongoing commercial matters. Attorney Jacqueline Tate-Naghi leads the practice from 1901 Harrison Street in downtown Oakland, convenient to the 19th Street BART station.

The firm focuses on small and mid-sized businesses, not publicly traded companies. This scope keeps advice practical and cost-effective for entrepreneurs, cooperative businesses, and family-run operations across Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Fee structures vary by matter and include flat fees for many common transactions. Call 855-414-4529 to discuss specific business needs.

What Clients Say

Reviewers repeatedly praise Jackie for her thoroughness, responsiveness, and genuine investment in client businesses. Several describe feeling heard and comfortable during intake, which contrasts with past experiences of dismissive or condescending attorneys. Clients specifically mention her work drafting partnership agreements and opening LLCs. Many express eagerness to continue working with the firm for future needs.

Business Law Oakland — Practice Areas & Services

• LLC and corporation formation with customized operating agreements
• Partnership agreements, buy-sell clauses, and founder disputes
• Commercial contracts, vendor agreements, and service terms
• Employment policies, independent contractor classifications, and handbooks
• Business acquisitions, restructuring, and succession planning

Frequently Asked Questions

Should my Oakland startup form an LLC or a corporation?

It depends on your tax preferences, fundraising plans, and ownership structure. Many solo founders and small partnerships prefer LLCs for flexibility and pass-through taxation. Companies planning to raise venture capital typically incorporate as Delaware C-corporations.

How much does California charge for business formation?

California charges a $70 filing fee for LLC articles and a $100 filing fee for corporation articles. Additionally, LLCs pay an annual $800 minimum franchise tax. Attorney fees for formation packages typically run $500 to $2,500 depending on complexity.

Where do Oakland business disputes get resolved?

Smaller commercial disputes are typically filed in Alameda County Superior Court at the Rene C. Davidson Courthouse on 1225 Fallon Street. Many well-drafted contracts include arbitration clauses that send disputes to JAMS or AAA instead. Federal business cases proceed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.