Business LAW

Business Sales & Acquisitions

Buying or selling a business is one of the most significant financial decisions you’ll make. Our attorneys guide clients through every phase of the transaction—from structuring the deal and conducting due diligence to negotiating agreements and closing. We work to minimize risk, maximize value, and ensure every transaction is positioned for long-term success.

Corporate & Commercial Law

Strong businesses need trusted legal advisors. Whether you’re launching a new company, expanding operations, entering into key contracts, or planning for future growth, Sanders Law Group delivers practical legal counsel aligned with your business goals. We provide responsive, business-minded advice on entity formation, governance, contracts, commercial transactions, and ongoing corporate matters, helping you make informed decisions with confidence.

Banking & Commercial Finance

Complex financing requires experienced legal counsel. Sanders Law Group represents lenders, financial institutions, and borrowers in a wide range of commercial financing transactions across the country. We structure, negotiate, document, and close secured and unsecured loans, commercial real estate financing, acquisition and development loans, construction lending, operating lines of credit, and other sophisticated lending transactions. Our goal is to help clients complete transactions efficiently while protecting their financial interests every step of the way.

SBA Lending

Navigating SBA lending requires experience and attention to detail. Sanders Law Group has extensive experience representing banks, Community Development Companies (CDCs), and borrowers in both SBA 504 and SBA 7(a) loan transactions. Chris Sanders is an SBA 504 Designated Attorney, authorized by the U.S. Small Business Administration to serve as closing counsel under its expedited procedures. Our team manages the legal process from documentation through closing, helping clients’ complete transactions efficiently while ensuring compliance with SBA requirements.