Helping our clients start and build new businesses is what we do best. Entrepreneurs must exercise caution in making correct business decisions from the outset to prevent problems later. 

First amongst such decisions is choosing a proper legal entity under which to conduct business. There are several business entities from which to choose, each with its particular benefits and shortfalls. Some entity forms protect founders from personal liability, but others do not.

Selecting the wrong entity could result in potential liability and place the entrepreneur’s personal assets in jeopardy of being used to satisfy business debts or judgments.

Choosing the right entity depends largely on the specific needs of the business.

We take the time to learn about our clients’ businesses, their particular needs, their goals and even their exit strategies to help determine which entity form works best for their businesses. We explain the pros and cons of each choice and once a decision is made we form the entity by preparing and filing the proper documents in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

Some of the available entity types include:

• Sole Proprietorships
• Partnerships
• Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
• Subchapter S Corporations
• C-Corporations
• Non-Profit Corporations (501(c)(3) status)

Providing guidance on the best structures to support our clients’ business goals is only the beginning. We offer corporate formation packages to give our clients everything they require to start their businesses on the road to success.

After forming the entity we prepare the other crucial documents relevant to each particular client which may include one or more of the following:

• Bylaws
• Operating agreements
• Partnership agreements
• Shareholder agreements
• Stock certificates
• Tax and related registrations
• Employment agreements
• Independent contractor agreements
• Vendor agreements

Please contact us to learn more about the business formation services we provide or click below to learn more about the following services:

• Business Advisory
• Business Transactions
• Contract Drafting
• Employment Agreements
• Intellectual Property