Business Law

When it comes to structuring, setting up, and running a business, there is simply no substitute for  Maryland business attorney Evan Langert.  He has been around small to mid-sized businesses for most of his life.  His grandparents had their own grocery store in Washington, D.C., and his parents had a construction and real estate repair and maintenance company in Maryland while he was growing up.  In his mid-twenties, he owned the Pizza Movers franchise in Takoma Park, Maryland.  He later helped his wife start and operate a successful fine art gallery and art publishing business, which she owned for eleven years. 

Mr. Langert now owns and runs his law practice as an attorney in Columbia, Maryland, as well as his commercial real estate brokerage business.  He has been through every stage of starting and running various types of businesses many times over.  He has been a tenant himself on multiple occasions, and has formed and maintained many business entities of various types.  Evan has personally been through many of the challenges that a small to mid-sized business can encounter, and is therefore an effective advocate for small to mid-sized businesses.  He is well-versed in everything from forming LLC's and other business entities to finding the perfect location for a client's operations and negotiating the lease or the purchase of the facility. He prides himself in taking proactive measures to help small to mid-sized businesses mitigate their spectrum of risk. 

Evan's nine years of experience as a senior attorney for Glenborough Realty Trust (a NYSE-traded public REIT) also give him keen insight into how larger businesses think, operate, and protect themselves against risks.  Whatever stage of the business life cycle a client might be in, Evan Langert is well equipped to help them through the challenges and pitfalls.

Evan has represented such clients as CB Flooring/Bode Floors, Recorded Books LLC, Imagen Records, Freestate Ambulance, Big G's Images, ProTech, Serra Station, LLC, and The International Rescue Committee.