Corporate law.
From formation to growth.

Companies and entrepreneurs face changing technology, global markets, regulatory requirements, and access-to-capital challenges. Corporate counsel helps clients consider those issues alongside the practical needs of running a business.

Our attorneys act as advisers and deal-makers. Deal-making is an opportunity to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. Our goal is to help clients do business, and our mix of in-house and law-firm experience informs that approach.

We counsel clients from the selection of an appropriate entity and preparation of internal documents through later ownership, financing, and operational decisions.

A financing decision may affect ownership and voting arrangements. A proposed acquisition may require a new entity, approvals, and related agreements. We consider the connections between the transaction and the company’s governing documents.

For formation and ongoing entity matters, explore our LLC and corporation pages. For a transaction, see business sales and acquisitions and our business contracts practice.

Founders considering a defined initial scope can review our flat-fee startup packages. Businesses with recurring needs can explore outside general counsel. Those arrangements have their own scope and fee terms.