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Business Law Attorneys in the Business Law group provide service for numerous business enterprises, including both closely and publicly held corporations, associations, partnerships, and individual proprietors. Needs of these clients are met in the areas of corporate law, securities regulation, banking law, contract law, labor law, employee benefits law, tax advice and planning, environmental law, health law, estate planning, probate, real estate law, association management, administrative law and business litigation. Representation of business clients includes planning, counseling, negotiation and general representation on virtually all businessrelated matters and transactional representation on particular projects. General corporate representation requires ongoing consultation on business and financial matters, preparation of legal documents and advice to officers and boards of directors. Corporate clients also receive services in connection with the public and private offering of securities, mergers, stock and asset purchases, lease financings, joint ventures, regulatory agency filings, employment and labor matters, establishment of retirement programs and other fringe benefits, and analysis and resolution of corporate tax matters. The Firm's lawyers who concentrate on tax practice provide service to business organizations and individuals on personal and corporate tax issues. These lawyers also advise on related issues such as retirement and estate plans, organization of partnerships and corporations and the establishment of taxexempt organizations. The Firm's legislative activity is carried out by the members of this practice group. These lawyers draft legislation for clients, monitor the legislation and agency rulemaking process and do research in connection with proposed legislation. In addition, individual lawyers act as lobbyists for a variety of clients. Home | Attorneys | History & Philosophy | Practice Groups | Our Firm |
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