If you own a business, you may have heard the term “registered agent” but might not fully understand its importance—until it’s too late. A registered agent is a designated person or service responsible for receiving legal documents, lawsuits, subpoenas, and official government notices on behalf of a business.  

Why It Matters  

Having a reliable registered agent ensures that if your business is sued or subpoenaed, you are promptly notified and can take action. Without one, you risk missing critical legal deadlines, which can lead to default judgments, penalties, or even losing your case without having a chance to defend yourself.  

A Real-World Example  

There have been reports of businesses using their home address instead of a registered agent service, only to have legal documents left on their front porch by a process server. In one case, a business owner had no idea they were being sued because the documents were taken before they ever saw them. By the time they found out, it was too late to respond, resulting in serious legal and financial consequences.  

How a Registered Agent Protects Your Business  

✔ Ensures you never miss important legal notices
✔ Keeps lawsuits and subpoenas from being served at your home or in front of clients and employees  
✔ Provides a professional business address for legal correspondence
✔ Maintains privacy and compliance with state requirements
✔ Prevents embarrassing or disruptive legal service at your place of business        

Chase Law Group’s Registered Agent Service  

At Chase Law Group, we offer Registered Agent services as part of our comprehensive business protection packages. Our team ensures that all legal documents are received, documented, and promptly forwarded to you, so you never miss a critical notice.  

Don’t leave your business vulnerable! Contact us today at 310-545-7700 to learn more about our Registered Agent services and how we can help safeguard your business.

Don’t leave your business vulnerable!
Contact Chase Law Group

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310-545-7700

_{Please note that this article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice and does constitute an attorney-client relationship. It is recommended to consult with an attorney and your insurance carrier directly for specific guidance pertaining to your business and its practices.}