Strategic focus.
Practical solutions.
Clear legal guidance for corporate decisions, transactions, licensing matters, and business and commercial law — from a Los Angeles attorney with two decades at the table.
Practice areas
Legal services centered on the commercial and structural needs of businesses, organizations, and transaction participants.
Corporate & Incorporation
Entity formation, corporate governance, commercial documentation, and business-structure decisions.
View service →Mergers & Acquisitions
Support in evaluating, structuring, negotiating, and documenting corporate transactions.
View service →Licensing
Review and preparation of licensing agreements with careful attention to rights, obligations, and business risks.
View service →Business & Commercial Law
Practical counsel for contracts, commercial relationships, business operations, and growth.
View service →Decisive counsel. Business perspective.
Timothy Kirk Andrews has been admitted to practice in California since 2006 — over 20 years of experience focused on corporate and incorporation matters, mergers and acquisitions, licensing, and business and commercial law.
Every matter begins with a clear understanding of the objective, the business context, and the result the client wants to achieve. Each engagement is approached practically: identify priorities, assess risk, and define a clear legal path for the decision at hand.
More about the firm →- California Bar No.247747
- Admitted2006
- Experience20+ Years
- Office655 W 5th St, Los Angeles
- State Bar Address3334 E Coast Hwy, #427, Corona del Mar
- Phone(213) 454-0704
Clarity at every stage
Direct attention
Each matter is evaluated in light of its specific circumstances and objectives.
Business judgment
Legal strategy also accounts for operational and commercial impact.
Efficiency
Clear steps are prioritized in proportion to the need identified.
Informed action
Decisions are grounded in a careful assessment of available options and risks.
Need guidance on a legal or business decision?
Contact the office to schedule a consultation. Initial contact does not create an attorney-client relationship.