Richard W. Greenbaum, PC

03/31/2025

Richard W. Greenbaum PC (RWGPC) celebrates 20th business anniversary April 1, 2005. Followed my dad into sole practitioner practice. Now 20 years in my own law firm helping small business and real estate clients navigate through California’s legal system!

05/11/2024

RWGPC law firm associates meeting in progress. Zoe and Ellie preemptively resolving clients’ business and real estate law issues.

04/05/2024

Many of my most successful business clients (see accompanying photo) follow simple strategy. Stay ahead of potential legal hurdles. Be proactive by periodically having your contracts reviewed, and ensuring that your business operations are legally compliant. Bottom line: Consult with your business attorney before legal problems arise.

04/03/2024

Legal collaboration with at today’s Long Beach, CA outdoor office! -

04/01/2024

April 1, 2024! Celebrating 🎉 19 years of serving individual and business clients in the fields of business and real estate law. Thank you to all the clients for entrusting RWGPC with your legal matters and referrals. Looking forward to another year of impactful legal representation for present and future clients!

Business and commercial law, contracts, employment law, insurance law, personal services contracts, real estate law and transportation law

06/16/2022

Long Beach/South Bay small business/real estate attorney ends hiatus, returns to Instagram! Legal questions answered here!

04/02/2022

April1! Celebrating 17 years handling all of your small business and real estate law matters

01/15/2022

I am starting a new segment called ASK A LAWYER.

I know many of you have legal questions, and it can be intimidating calling a lawyer. So now is your chance to ASK A LAWYER with no strings attached.

What legal questions do you have? Ask me in the comments below!

01/05/2022

Hi guys, it's me, Zoe! HAPPY NEW YEAR! I wanted to stop in and wish you all a healthy, happy new year.

PLUS, I wanted to bring your attention to the fact that if you are not willing to learn...you will learn nothing. It is important to realize that no matter how much of an expert you are in your field...there is always room to learn more! Also, don't go it alone. There are people out there to help you whether it be to outsource in business (like Grandpa!) or just a friendly shoulder to lean on. We are in this together after all, aren't we?

Have a blessed New Year and...be open and willing to learn something new!

Until next time,

Zoe xoxo

09/17/2021

For my new followers, hello! My name is Richard and I am a small business attorney.

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I offer legal services for:

💰 business
💰 contract
💰 real estate

I can help you form your new business as well as the day-to-day maintenance of your business.

I'm also an all-around great person to work with. My clients become my friends and some are even considered family.

I look forward to any legal questions you may have. Drop them in the comments below!

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08/20/2021

Another chance to test your business law knowledge and entrepreneurial acumen on the RWGPCLAW Instagram Story! Give it a shot. You might fuel the urge to start your own business!

07/12/2021

You've no doubt heard of the 7 Deadly Sins before...but let's take a look at the 7 Deadly Sins of BUSINESS. Yes, they exist!

PRIDE - It is important to be prideful of your business--you should be! HOWEVER, becoming overly confident can take your focus away from your business. Practice humility and your business will flourish!

ENVY - It is a great idea to monitor your competition to learn from them. HOWEVER, you should never become envious as that detracts you from your business and your own unique, personal brand.

GLUTTONY - We all want as much money as possible, yes. HOWEVER, be careful to not garner this money at the expense or harm of others. Keep your ethics in tune!

LUST - Along with envy, watch out for mirroring your business plan to that of another's. Build your own brand that is different from the competitors...even if they are similar!

ANGER - Being a business owner can be difficult. Do your best to not let your anger take over as that negatively impacts your business. Practice mindfulness and patience as things can change in an instant--be flexible!

GREED - This is self-explanatory. Success drives the motivation for more success. HOWEVER, if the only thing you are watching is money-intake, the rest of your business may suffer.

SLOTH - Keep your appearances in order. This applies to both you personally, professional and your surroundings. Even if you have a home office, keep it tidy. No one wants to work with a professional who does not come off as a professional. Have a meeting and work from a home office? Schedule it at a coffeeshop or local bookstore instead.

And there you have it! AVOID the 7 Deadly Sins in Business!