Harold E. Bell, P.C. - Virgina Business Lawyer
Virginia Law Firm
Harold E. Bell has over 30 years of experience in advising and protecting corporate and business clients in the establishment of new business entities, handling mergers and acquisitions of existing entities, preparing and reviewing shareholder, partnership and employee agreements, commercial leases and commercial transactions, and resolving disputes in connection with all of the foregoing.
We serve our individual clients in the preparation and execution of wills, trusts and powers of attorney to ensure that their needs are met and their wishes are followed, and provide responsive personalized services to real people whenever their lives intersect with the law.
We serve the entire Southeastern Virginia area from our Norfolk office.
Practice Areas:
Corporate and Business Law
Business Formation
Mergers and Acquisitions
Employment / Compensation Agreements
Shareholder Agreements and Disputes
Commercial Transactions
Commercial Leases
Commercial Real Estate Sales, Financing and Development
Estate Planning
Probate
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