Assessing Business Risk

Stay Ahead of Potential Threats and Secure Your Company’s Success

Minimize risk and maximize opportunity with our expert business risk assessment.

You have worked so hard to launch and grow your business. The more your business grows, the more laws, regulations, and tax rules change and affect your company…and the more business owners worry. By proactively taking steps to anticipate and mitigate potential threats, you will be better able to protect the value that you have created.

We frequently hear from clients that owning a business is both thrilling and daunting at the same time. Although they believe they are operating correctly, they still cannot help feeling uncertain or exposed over time. Worrying about potential threats is an unsettling distraction at best, and a great stress point that can take your time and effort away from running and advancing your business.

The good news is you can minimize outside distractions by relying on Company Counsel to protect your business. Our team has business risk assessment tools to generate an overview of your company’s risk level in all aspects of your business. We’ll identify potential threats and areas where you might be exposed to greater risk, and we’ll deliver a report and an action plan so you can get ahead of potential problems before they blindside you.

Do not wait until an issue arises or let a minor concern fester into a big problem. We want to protect your business continuity and position you to build your business and your future with confidence and peace of mind.

What’s Involved in a Business Risk Assessment?

Company Counsel will evaluate potential risks and vulnerabilities across your business, including in these areas:

  • Compliance and Legal Risks: such as regulations and contractual requirements
  • Environmental Risks: such as natural disasters and sustainability practices
  • Financial Risks: such as unexpected expenses, debt obligations, or liquidity
  • Human Resources Risks: such as retention, hiring, training, and workplace culture
  • Operational Risks: such as business interruptions, workplace safety, and employee health
  • Reputational Risks: such as publicity, customer satisfaction, and brand reputation
  • Strategic Risks: such as market trends, expansion plans, competition
  • Technology Risks: such as cybersecurity, system vulnerabilities, and protection of sensitive information

Looking to Protect Your Business Before Issues Arise?

Nearly 1,000 companies in Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey have relied on us for legal assistance across all phases of their business life cycle. We’re ready to help you minimize risk and maximize opportunity.

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