Transactions • Business Start-up • Litigation
The East Brunswick law firm of Martin Kane Kuper, LLC offers insightful counsel in advance of business formation, contracts and transactions, as well as tough but sensible representation in property disputes, breach of contract and other litigation.
Business and real estate law attorney Bob Zullo represents entrepreneurs and established businesses, buyers and sellers of commercial or residential property, homeowners, developers and other parties. He practices in Middlesex, Monmouth, Union and surrounding counties of New Jersey. Arrange a consultation at Martin Kane Kuper.
Business Formation and Business Law
Mr. Zullo is a former restaurant owner and operator of 17 years. He understands the importance of foundations for long-term success and profitability. If you are starting a small business or bringing in co-owners, he can advise on the tax consequences, liability issues and the relative merits of forming a limited liability company (LLC), S corporation or limited partnership. He can also help establish a family LLC or family limited partnership (FLP) for estate business succession planning purposes.
In addition to entity selection and ownership agreements for business startup, Mr. Zullo counsels clients in ongoing operations:
- Employment contracts (noncompete/confidentiality agreements))
- Purchase or sale of a business or assets
- Commercial leasing and property transactions (strip malls, office buildings, apartment complexes)
- Contract disputes, business dissolution and other business litigation
Real Estate Law and Litigation
Bob Zullo also heads our real estate practice. He can shepherd homebuyers or sellers through negotiation and review of purchase agreements, title conflicts, disclosures and closings for residential real estate transactions. He also represents either side in commercial lease agreements, commercial building transactions and land transactions.
Mr. Zullo has experience in all types of real estate litigation:
- Partition actions (as among multiple beneficiaries of an estate in which real estate is an asset.)
- Fraud or breach of contract in property sales
- Commercial lease disputes (owner or tenant)
- Condemnation (representing the displaced property owner)
- Land use (subdivision and variances)
- Real property tax appeals
In business or real estate litigation, we consider your bottom line and the need for efficient and discreet resolutions for the good of the business. We will ardently defend your interests in full-fledged litigation and explore with you all viable options for out-of-court resolution.
Contact our East Brunswick office to arrange a consultation about any real estate or business law matter.
