Counsel for the businesses of Los Angeles and Southern California.

Formation, contracts, construction, property, intellectual property, employment, and disputes, as your outside counsel Your outside counsel on a monthly retainer or one matter at a time.

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Business lawyers who have worked inside businesses.

Before founding the firm in 2025, Laurence S. Bezinover spent more than ten years in the construction industry, including as an engineer with Hensel Phelps, and worked as a contract analyst for the North American arm of a Fortune Global 500 company. Samuel A. Nunan worked as a contract attorney before joining the firm. We advise on contracts, ownership, and disputes knowing how the work actually gets done.

Laurence S. Bezinover and Samuel A. Nunan

Laurence leads every client relationship. On a retainer: one agreed scope, a monthly fee fixed in your engagement letter, and a quote before anything outside it.

01 Ongoing counsel A monthly retainer for the contracts, employment questions, and decisions that come up every month.02 A contract or transaction One agreement, lease, purchase, or ownership change, quoted before we start.03 A business dispute A demand letter, lawsuit, or arbitration, with an early assessment and a budget by phase.

Bezinover Law

Business law for Southern California, from the first contract through the last dispute.

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Employment Signed Sept. 30, 2026 California moves its “stay-or-pay” ban to 2027

AB 1697 delayed California's ban on repayment clauses by a year and added new exceptions. The ban applies to offer letters, bonus agreements, and training agreements entered into on or after January 1, 2027. Read the briefing →

Business & Corporate Final rule Aug. 14, 2026 U.S. companies no longer file beneficial ownership reports

FinCEN has made permanent its 2025 decision exempting U.S.-formed companies from Corporate Transparency Act reporting. Only foreign companies registered here must still file. Read the briefing →

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