FRLS and FAMU Law partnership has launched the CED Law Clinic. The Clinic offers free legal assistance to qualifying seed and early stage food industry entrepreneurs in need but unable to afford an attorney on their own.
The CED program includes the Heirs’ Property Prevention and Resolution because farmers need land to cultivate their products, and probate expenses are an economic barrier in a lot of minority communities. The program provides services for the following and more:
- Article of Incorporation
- Assignment and Agreement to Assign Copyright
- Business Formation, Tax planning
- Commercial Contracts
- Copyright & Trademark
- Clear Title Actions
- Drafting & Review
- Employment Contracts
- Filing Requirements
- Financing Proposals and Investor Term Sheets
- Independent contractor agreements
- IRS filing for EIN numbers
- Licenses, permits
- Local and federal law
- Negotiation
- Nondisclosure
- Operating agreements, bylaws
- Patents
- Wills, Trust & Probate
Contact Information
Roberto Cruz, Esq.
Director of Farmworker Advocacy and Community Lawyering
Externship Site Supervisor
Gaelle Colas, Esq.
Staff Attorney
Community Economic Development
Externship Site Supervisor
Courtney Stasi, Esq.
Staff Attorney
Immigration & Human Rights
Community OutreachFarmworkers Hotline
Contact us by phone 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
1-844-44FARMWORKERS (OR 1-844-443-2769)
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