Jennifer is a business law attorney who acts as a general legal advisor for businesses of all sizes, from sole proprietors to companies with hundreds of employees.
Her clients come from many different industries, including manufacturing, financial and other services, consulting, higher education, hospitality, agribusiness and alcohol manufacturing. She has a diverse practice and handles corporate and business law matters, real estate matters and liquor licensing matters.
Jennifer assists her clients with a wide range of legal issues frequently encountered by businesses, such as contract negotiation (including vendor agreements, supply agreements, independent contractor agreements, employment agreements, distributions agreements and more) as well as real estate matters, such as leases and commercial real property purchases and sales and data privacy concerns.
Jennifer also shepherds her business clients through important transitions, including:
Serving as borrower’s counsel in a wide variety of financing transactions;
Helping clients as they acquire another business (including asset purchases, stock purchases and mergers), or sell their business;
Working with clients as they expand their businesses, such as by opening new locations, or forming subsidiaries or new business divisions;
Assisting clients as they bring in new investors, or as current investors leave; and
Helping clients who want to franchise their business, or who are interested in purchasing a franchise.
As the co-chair of Bond’s statewide hospitality and tourism industry group, Jennifer works with clients in various segments of the hospitality industry, including hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs, nonprofit entities and alcohol manufacturers. For 20 years, she has helped clients obtain liquor licenses and permits, including clients seeking “retail” liquor licenses (including hotels, restaurants, sports stadiums, performing arts arenas, bars, vessels, clubs and colleges and universities) and craft manufacturers including wineries, distilleries, cideries and breweries.
Jennifer is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US). Every organization, regardless of size, relies upon sensitive business information and personal information about employees and others—clients, patients, donors, data provided by business partners and contractors—for their operations. She helps her clients with respect to cybersecurity and data privacy concerns.
Jennifer is a business law attorney who acts as a general legal advisor for businesses of all sizes, from sole proprietors to companies with hundreds of employees.
Her clients come from many different industries, including manufacturing, financial and other services, consulting, higher education, hospitality, agribusiness and alcohol manufacturing. She has a diverse practice and handles corporate and business law matters, real estate matters and liquor licensing matters.
Jennifer is a business law attorney who acts as a general legal advisor for businesses of all sizes, from sole proprietors to companies with hundreds of employees.
Her clients come from many different industries, including manufacturing, financial and other services, consulting, higher education, hospitality, agribusiness and alcohol manufacturing. She has a diverse practice and handles corporate and business law matters, real estate matters and liquor licensing matters.
Jennifer assists her clients with a wide range of legal issues frequently encountered by businesses, such as contract negotiation (including vendor agreements, supply agreements, independent contractor agreements, employment agreements, distributions agreements and more) as well as real estate matters, such as leases and commercial real property purchases and sales and data privacy concerns.
Jennifer also shepherds her business clients through important transitions, including:
Serving as borrower’s counsel in a wide variety of financing transactions;
Helping clients as they acquire another business (including asset purchases, stock purchases and mergers), or sell their business;
Working with clients as they expand their businesses, such as by opening new locations, or forming subsidiaries or new business divisions;
Assisting clients as they bring in new investors, or as current investors leave; and
Helping clients who want to franchise their business, or who are interested in purchasing a franchise.
As the co-chair of Bond’s statewide hospitality and tourism industry group, Jennifer works with clients in various segments of the hospitality industry, including hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs, nonprofit entities and alcohol manufacturers. For 20 years, she has helped clients obtain liquor licenses and permits, including clients seeking “retail” liquor licenses (including hotels, restaurants, sports stadiums, performing arts arenas, bars, vessels, clubs and colleges and universities) and craft manufacturers including wineries, distilleries, cideries and breweries.
Jennifer is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US). Every organization, regardless of size, relies upon sensitive business information and personal information about employees and others—clients, patients, donors, data provided by business partners and contractors—for their operations. She helps her clients with respect to cybersecurity and data privacy concerns.
