This type of law involves everything about the business; from the decision as to whether to form a limited liability company, partnership or a subchapter S corporation; to drafting all types of contracts and leases, shareholder and membership agreements and joint venture agreements; to mergers and acquisitions and corporate restructuring.
This type of law includes working with creditors, restructuring of loan agreements, negotiating out of court workouts to keep a company out of bankruptcy and chapter 11 bankruptcy; as well as representing creditors in bankruptcy from proofs of claims to purchasing assets under Section 363 and defending all types of litigation brought by the debtor or the trustee.
This type of litigation involves disputes over business issues. It includes breach of contract, partnership and shareholder disputes and asset purchase and sales that have gone bad and everything in between.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions is a phrase that refers to a way for two companies to combine. A merger is where two companies of similar size combine and become a new entity. An acquisition is where one company acquires the other.
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Acquisitions and Mergers can be a daunting experience, unless you have the right lawyer on your side. Having good legal representation makes a very large difference in how well the transactions go. A lawyer that is well versed in acquisitions and mergers will make the process much smoother. Here is a 101 guide to mergers and...
Every business should have contracts to protect themselves and their clients. It is an essential part of owning and maintaining a business. Contracts can contain many different types of clauses, but there are a few that are widely used across the board. Typically, commercial contracts tend to use a certain set or terms and conditions. ...
Starting your own business, no matter the industry, comes with a long list of questions. Some of those questions you will be able to figure out on your own. After all, you chose to begin this business, so chances are you have some experience or interest in its facets, rules, and practices. However, some of...
Getting into business on your own can be a turbulent process. Every industry and business type is going to have different requirements and permits. While there are tons of legal self-help services and resources out there to get you through the process of forming a company and ensure all the right paperwork is filed, are...