BUSINESS LAW
Your business isn't just a business—it's a livelihoood.
If you’re looking for trusted advice about Hawaii business law, Luminate Law is a fresh alternative to large corporate law firms. We leverage large firm experience to service established companies and small businesses alike. We will help you navigate the laws of your industry and counsel you on how to protect your business, so you can do what you do best—running it.
A main reason that Luminate Law was formed is to make quality legal services accessible to Hawaii businesses. We counsel businesses at every stage, from forming the business, to helping it operate and grow, and even to transitioning it to new ownership if the right opportunity comes along. Our principal attorney, Elijah Yip, is experienced in contract law, having drafted numerous contracts as well as litigating contract disputes. We counsel businesses in all industries, including retail, professional services, healthcare, tourism and hospitality, high technology, and construction.
Services
Luminate Law guides businesses in getting set up and maintaining operations. We advise on Hawaii business law issues including:
- The form of legal entity to use (corporation, LLC, partnership, etc.)
- Organizational documents such as Articles of Incorporation, bylaws, LLC operating agreements, partnership agreements
- Employment agreements
- Independent contractor agreements
- Non-compete agreements
- Non-disclosure agreements
- Transfer of ownership interests (stock repurchase, LLC member unit transfers)
Luminate Law advises businesses in their dealings with key players (customers, clients, vendors, suppliers) and transactions. We draft and review agreements and advise on transactions including:
- Standard terms and condition
- Customized customer agreements
- Vendor agreements
- Supplier agreements
- Information technology transactions
- Licensing agreements
- Sale and purchase of businesses
Luminate Law helps businesses comply with legal requirements applicable to businesses including:
- Employment law
- Consumer protection law
- Privacy law
- Health care regulations
- Other industry-specific regulations
