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We assist clients with planning for, structuring, and forming new business entities – and advise business owners on matters of compliance and ongoing reporting obligations. The firm also assists clients with reorganizations and transactions involving business entities of all types. The firm’s business entity practice includes representing clients in connection with

  • Limited partnerships, general partnerships and limited liability partnerships, including formation and drafting partnership agreements
  • Professional associations and professional corporations
  • Statutory close corporations
  • Tax-free reorganizations
  • Entity conversions
  • Mergers and acquisitions
  • Asset sales and acquisitions
  • Stock, partnership or LLC membership interest, sales and acquisitions
  • The use of equity interests in business entities as compensation, including: compensatory stock options, incentive stock options, qualified and nonqualified stock options, and the issuance of partnership and LLC interests as compensation
  • Drafting and reviewing employment agreements, noncompetition agreements and lease agreements
  • Drafting and reviewing financing agreements, including promissory notes, security agreements, pledge agreements and venture capital agreements

PRACTICE AREAS

Business Entities
Mergers and Acquisitions
Non-Profit/Tax Exempt
Employee Benefits/ERISA

PRACTICE AREAS

Estate Planning
Probate
Wealth Transfer
Business
Taxes

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Upstate Address
Upstate – Greenville Office
Phone: 864.242.4080
Fax: 864.242.5758
812 East North Street, Greenville, SC 29601
Midlands Address
Midlands – Cayce Office
Phone: 803.814.0027
Fax: 803.658.4732
190 Knox Abbott Drive, Suite 3B, Cayce, SC 29033

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