Business Organizations, Operations, Finance and Governance

Overview

The attorneys in our Corporate and Business law practice support our clients across the spectrum of business organization and operations, including:

Business organization and planning, entity selection and formation, document preparation, capital formation and finance, restructurings and recapitalizations, and succession planning;
Structuring, negotiating and documenting investments on behalf of issuers, borrowers, investors and lenders;
Business operations support, including regulatory compliance; review, negotiation and drafting of commercial agreements, vendor and technology arrangements and documents of every variety; structuring and implementing company policies and procedures;
Representation of directors, officers, majority/minority shareholders, members and partners in connection with shareholder, membership, non-disclosure and non-compete, employment, stock options, benefits, buy-sell and other agreements;
Providing corporate governance advice and guidance to for-profit and non-profit boards of directors and executive management on corporate governance issues, Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, codes of conduct, risk management, document retention, e-discovery and shareholder rights.

Board of National Industry ISAC
Counsel to Board of National Industry-Specific Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
Steel business plant acquisition and $3 million working line of credit
Representation of a full service steel center in connection with a steel business plant acquisition and approximately $3 million working line of credit.
General Counsel to small business in various industries
Represents numerous small businesses in connection with a variety of general corporate, contract and transactional matters across different industries, including healthcare, publishing, promotional/marketing, restaurant, travel, retail and others.
Sale of a large commercial services company
Represented management in connection with the sale of a large commercial services company by one private equity investor to another. Transaction valued in excess of $200 million.