We Deliver Peace of Mind.
A different kind of law firm, for businesses that want a real relationship with their counsel.
Spengler & Agans is a boutique corporate law firm serving startups, established businesses, and individuals across Charlotte, NC and Greater Philadelphia. We handle the complex transactions and disputes, without the commodity-firm treatment.
“We will not take a matter if we cannot commit to individualized attention.”
Areas of Practice
Counsel across the full life of your business
Startup & Business Law
Formation, founder agreements, venture financing, and the governance work that keeps a growing company clean.
Learn more →Fractional General Counsel
An experienced GC on your team, at a fraction of the cost of a full-time hire.
Learn more →Mergers & Acquisitions
Deal counsel for buyers, sellers, and investors - from letter of intent to close.
Learn more →Intellectual Property
Protecting what makes your business defensible - brands, code, and know-how.
Learn more →Privacy & Data Security
Practical compliance for businesses that collect, process, or sell data.
Learn more →Litigation & Employment
Civil and commercial disputes, and employer-side labor & employment counsel.
Learn more →Two Cities, One Firm
Rooted in Charlotte. Expanding Across Greater Philadelphia.
Charlotte, NC
Founded here in 2013. Since 2018, our office has been a historic converted house on North Caswell Rd., a deliberate choice over a glass tower.
Visit the Charlotte office →Greater Philadelphia
Since 2023, our Media, PA office has brought full Fractional General Counsel capability to businesses across the region - the same firm, further reach.
Visit the Greater Philadelphia office →News & Insights
Practical reading, not legalese
How Do I Remove a Member From an LLC in North Carolina?
October 15, 2026
In North Carolina, removing an LLC member almost always starts with the operating agreement, and the default statute rarely gives you a clean exit.
Read article →What to Check Before Buying a Small Business
October 13, 2026
Before you sign anything, here's what a buyer needs to verify, negotiate, and protect against when purchasing a small business in NC or PA.
Read article →Adding a New Investor to Your LLC: The Legal Mechanics
October 8, 2026
Adding an investor to your LLC requires member consent, an amended operating agreement, and attention to securities law, not just a wire transfer.
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