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Corporate and Business Law

Corporate and Business Law

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W&N – Your General Counsel

W&N’s attorneys serve as a trusted advisor to business owners, and strive to find creative and innovative solutions to seemingly intractable situations. W&N has navigated their clients through company formation, drafting and negotiating contracts, difficult ownership transitions and succession planning, complex business estate planning, and dispute resolution.

Acquisitions

  • W&N routinely represent clients in complex business transactions including: the acquisition of new businesses, as well as the sale or merger of their existing business (or interests) to third parties, partners or family members.
    • Acquisition of new businesses
    • Asset sales
    • Stock/membership sales
    • Mergers and expansions
    • Franchise agreements
  • These transactions require preparation of comprehensive documents beginning from the letter of intent through the sale or purchase agreements and closing. Clients benefit from our decades of experience in acquiring and selling businesses. We are always cognizant of how other areas of the law, such as divorce and estate planning, will affect your business decisions and advise as these realities of life touch on your business.

Business Disputes

  • W&N approaches each client’s business with creative, custom-tailored solutions. W&N has decades of experience handling complex disputes among sophisticated parties, as well as among family-held and closely-held businesses, and the inherently unique tax, legal, and business issues surrounding closely-held and family-run businesses, including:
    • Shareholder claims
    • Partnership disputes
    • Business breakups
  • We counsel shareholders, partners, and members of corporations, partnerships, LLCs, and other business entities in preventing break-ups and ensuring the continuance of their businesses when break-ups are inevitable.

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