It’s important that you know which entity is best for your specific business, goals, and situation. Because of our vast experience in representing both the corporate and real estate worlds,
as well as our collaborative approach in working with your accountant and other advisors,
we can accurately provide options which optimize the structuring of your business.
Since its inception in the late ‘80s and evolution throughout the ‘90s, the limited liability company form of entity has become the entity of choice in this country. A limited liability company provides the liability protection of a corporation while allowing the pass-through tax treatment of a partnership. While not ideal (or even possible) for a few types of business ventures, the LLC has found its way into nearly every U.S. industry and at every level.
This firm has grown up with the LLC form and we continue to educate ourselves on the ever-changing regulatory scheme governing this type of entity. We have the background experience as well as the cutting-edge knowledge to seamlessly and efficiently set up your custom-tailored limited liability company.
Corporations have been a bread and butter of our business practice since its inception. A corporation is the most commonly formed entity for a closely held business, and offers the advantage of tremendous flexibility. We possess significant experience with respect to the entire life cycle of corporations, including formation, operational issues, purchases and sales, mergers, dividends, shareholders agreements, and dissolutions. We will bring a high degree of skill in assisting you in all of these areas.
A partnership is a business entity where two or more persons or entities share in the profits and losses of that business. In some respects, partnerships are similar to corporations, but there are also major differences. Our attorneys are experienced in assessing your needs, analyzing your situation, and recommending the appropriate business entity for you.