Caroline currently represents individuals and small businesses in a wide variety of industries, including the hospitality, equine, and commercial property industries, though she is always looking to create relationships in new fields.
Practice Areas
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- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Breach of Contract
- Business Acquisitions and Sales
- Business Entity Formations
- Business Law
- Commercial Leases
- Contract Preparation and Review
- Corporations and Partnerships
- Corporate Maintenance
- General Equine Law
- Hospitality
- Homeowners Association Issues
- Liability Waivers and Releases
- Purchase and Sales Transactions
- Sales and Leases
- Trademarks
Hospitality
The hospitality industry is notoriously tough. From a family of restaurateurs, Caroline has first-hand knowledge of the complex intricacies of the hospitality industry. Risk can arise from many different sources, such as customers, vendors, and competitors. Caroline acts as a business advisor and general counsel to assist hospitality clients with day-to-day operations and decisions. She routinely advises restaurants and other hospitality businesses on employee contracts, vendor and supplier negotiations and agreements, commercial lease agreements, branding and intellectual property matters and liquor license compliance.
Equine Law
The horse business is unique and with over two decades as a competitive equestrian, Caroline understands the equestrian industry from all aspects. She works together to advise and to represent riders, owners, breeders, trainers, and farm owners. Caroline assists equestrian clients with everything from reviewing basic contracts to alternative dispute resolution and pre-litigation preparation.
Her clients have horses of all breeds and disciplines and she is here to advise them and when the need arises. Some of the services that Caroline offers are:
Purchase, Sale and Lease Agreements – To protect her clients in several types of contract disputes, Caroline can review and draft horse purchase agreements sale agreements, lease agreements.
Business Formation and Maintenance – Caroline can assist clients with either the formation of a new equestrian venture or the maintenance of an existing one, as she stays current with new equine legislation and federation regulations in order to ensure that your equine business meets constantly changing standards.
Equine Lawsuit Protection – all parties involved in the use of horses and horse property should consider legal protection to safeguard their rights and assets.