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Business Formation Attorneys
LLCs • Corporations • Partnerships
Two keys to launching a successful company are choosing the right business entity and organizing the business properly. The business organization attorneys of Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, have helped hundreds of start-up companies in Fulton, Gwinnett, Forsyth, and Cobb Counties build the most advantageous possible foundation for prosperity.
Our attorneys are experienced in all aspects of business organization for new enterprises, as well as reorganization for companies that are expanding, contracting or changing owners or partners. From our offices in Alpharetta, Georgia, we assist small and medium-sized businesses in the greater Atlanta area start out on a firm foundation for profitability. Contact the firm for a consultation.
Starting Off Advantageously
The “correct” business entity formation depends upon personal liability, tax advantages the number of owners, private equity requirements, and a number of other factors. Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, counsels start-up businesses on the pros and cons of a limited liability company (LLC), standard C-corporation, S-corporation, limited partnership, or other entity. We are experienced in non-profit law and can advise on legal compliance and tax exemption issues as well. We also counsel established companies on reorganizing under these entities or forming joint ventures. Our experienced business lawyers work closely with clients to organize limited liability companies, joint ventures, partnerships, and corporations, negotiate and prepare ownership agreements, create financing arrangements, and stock and option agreements. We draft partnership agreements, LLC operating agreements, and corporate shareholder agreements, often including buy/sell provisions to plan for various contingencies involving the unexpected departure of an owner.
We structure all entities and agreements to protect our clients in case of dissolution and to provide clear succession in case of death or disability of one of the partners, members, or shareholders.
Once a business is formally structured as a legal entity, we can help develop effective employee manuals and policies, and negotiate property lease and purchase agreements. For many of our clients, Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, maintains an ongoing relationship as general business counsel, assisting in ongoing business operations by negotiating contracts with clients and major service partners, handling business transactions of all types, and resolving disputes through negotiation, ADR, or litigation.
We also have developed a great familiarity with issues special to technology companies, including non-solicitation or non-compete agreements, software and technology licensing issues, and intellectual property rights.
For a consultation regarding the proper business entity for your new company, contact Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, .
