Top Rated Local®

San Francisco Business Attorney

Based In The Bay Area

Danielle Lawrence

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Based in the Sacramento metropolitan area, Danielle has been practicing law since 2017. Her practice primarily focuses on business and nonprofit law, but she's also an immense asset for any contract law, employment, or startup law matters.
When she's not helping clients build their businesses, she enjoys spending time with her boyfriend and their two dogs.
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Education

  • Western State University College of Law, J.D.
  • Northern Michigan University, B.S., Pre-law Studies
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Practice Areas

  • Non-profits
  • Business Law
  • Contracts
  • Corporate Law
  • Startups
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Admissions

  • California
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Languages

  • English

Interested in having Danielle provide legal guidance and assistance for your business in San Francisco or the Bay Area?

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STARTING A BUSINESS

It is an exciting decision to start your own business.

BUSINESS EXPANSION

Growing your business is exciting; with growth comes new.

BUSINESS EXITS

There's more to business exits than just dissolution.

IMMEDIATE HELP

When problems arise in business, Coepio Legal is on call.

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Recent Blog Posts

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Employee or Independent Contractor in California? The ABC Test and Why Getting It Wrong Can Cost Your Business

By madwire | October 22, 2026

One of the most common—and most expensive—mistakes California business owners make is treating a worker as an independent contractor when the law treats them as an employee. Many owners assume that calling someone a “1099 contractor,” having them sign an independent contractor agreement, or letting them set their own hours settles the question. In California,…

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Asset Sale vs. Equity Sale: Which Is Right for Your Business?

By madwire | October 22, 2026

Whether you’re buying a business, selling one you’ve spent years building, or just weighing your options, one of the first and most important decisions is how to structure the deal. Most business acquisitions take one of two forms: an asset sale or an equity sale (sometimes called a stock sale or membership interest sale). Both…

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Using AI to Draft Contracts: Benefits, Limits, and Risks

By madwire | October 22, 2026

Artificial intelligence has become a powerful business tool. It can summarize information, generate ideas, organize documents, and even draft contracts in seconds. For many business owners, that speed is understandably appealing. But when it comes to legal agreements, an important distinction often gets overlooked: A contract isn’t valuable because it exists. It’s valuable because it…