Orlando, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/13/2015 -- Florida's economy continues to be driven in large part by small businesses. The United States Small Business Administration, in 2014, announced that 2.1 million small businesses operate within the state employing 2.9 million people. The majority of these companies employs only the owner, yet 1.2 million have one or more employees. Individuals who own a small business need an experienced attorney on their side to ensure their interests are protected at all times and John R. Samaan, P.A. is this attorney for many.

"Our firm assists those wishing to form a business, create or review business contracts and more. Employers need employment agreements in place and often have questions concerning business contracts. No matter what one needs assistance with, the firm provides personal attention on every case, having done so since 1998," John R. Samaan, attorney at law, declares.

The business world changes rapidly, yet not everyone fulfills their responsibilities and obligations. Any time a dispute arises in a business relationship, legal advice must be sought immediately to protect one's interests. In addition, a lawyer needs to be consulted before many business deals are made and transactions completed to ensure all parties receive a fair deal. John R. Samaan, P.A. understands this and offers a range of small business services (http://samaan-law.com/practice-areas/business-law/) as well as representation options to assist those in need of legal advice, support and guidance.

"Some wish to form a business, yet want to ensure they cover all bases. Others, in contrast, plan to dissolve a business and move on to the next phase of life. Current business owners may find they need guidance when it comes to employee rules and regulations and others discover they are involved in a complex business legal dispute. Our firm assists individuals in these and numerous other situations, and we make use of a solution oriented approach. Doing so allows us to quickly and effectively discover the answer to a client's problem, regardless of how complex it is," Samaan outlines.

Numerous occupations within the state of Florida require a license issued by either a professional commission or board, a license which is then approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. With this license, the holder earns the right to conduct a trade, open an establishment, operate their business or provide one or more services to customers. License holders often worry about fraudulent claims, as one claim may have their license suspended or revoked in extreme cases. Even those who avoid suspension or revocation of their license face restriction of practice, fines, remedial education, reprimands or probation. Visit http://samaan-law.com/practice-areas/professional-license-defense/ to learn more about this valid concern.

"Individuals aware of a complaint lodged against them or their business need to seek legal advice immediately. Doing so allows the attorney to begin formulating a defense right away, which is of great importance as the loss of one's license impairs their ability to make a living. Thanks to the free consultation offered by our law office, individuals may discuss their case at no charge. This is only one of many areas where our firm can be of help so call to set up your consultation today. The sooner you do so, the sooner we can begin being of assistance to you," Samaan explains.

About John R. Samaan, P.A.
John R. Samaan, P.A. believes in building relationships with clients and within the community and handles a wide range of legal needs for others. Whether one needs assistance with the buying, selling or dissolving of a business or has a litigation matter which needs to be addressed. Samaan takes an interest in each case. Clients feel confident knowing he brings legal knowledge and real work experience to the issues.