Corporate and Business Law

White and Bright, LLP's corporate and business law attorney offers individualized entity formation, business planning, contract advice and drafting, and counsel on matters ranging from corporate governance to contract renewal to succession planning. The clients we represent are involved in a broad range of businesses, from builders to car dealers, real estate investors to farmers. While our clients have a wide variety of priorities and concerns, each client benefits from the firm's broad related practices in real estate, estate planning, and business litigation.

We work diligently with our clients to determine which form of entity would be most advantageous for their business and/or asset protection goals. After forming the entity and carefully crafting its bylaws or operating agreement to be specifically tailored to the needs of the client, we assist with corporate maintenance, help clients overcome new obstacles that arise, and help clients create comprehensive plans for the future.

In all of our endeavors, our team keeps the client's priorities at the forefront of our discussions and strategies. We understand the importance of keeping sight of the big picture, and we continually endeavor to protect our clients' best interests. Understanding the end goal is key to protecting a client's interests and forming a firm foundation for the future.

In addition to helping with entity formation, asset sales, and shareholder buyouts, we assist our clients with business succession planning. By getting to know our clients, their families, and their businesses, we are able to operate on a personal level and to tailor our services to each client based on his or her unique situation.

Whether you need to form an entity, plan for the future of your business, or anything in between, our excellent business law attorney is ready to help. We welcome you to contact us about our corporate and business law practice.

Security Agreement

Security agreements are contacts between two parties that provide collateral for other agreements, such as loans, by creating a security interest in specific property. Because a security agreement gives another party an interest in your property, the… Read More

Corporate Governance

Whether you own a corporation or have started an LLC, your business entity must comply with certain formalities — this is referred to as “corporate governance.” Not only is your company’s corporate governance crucial to protecting against lia… Read More

Closely Held Businesses

Our corporate and business practice at White and Bright, LLP serves many closely held businesses. Because we serve a wide variety of business and entities, our clients face unique challenges and requirements. Close corporations are subject to differe… Read More

Business Entity Formation

From partnerships and joint ventures to limited liability companies and corporations, White and Bright’s business attorneys handle every aspect of entity formation, including: drafting the agreements, bylaws, and buy-sells; filing the necessary… Read More

Transactions

Transactions make up a key component to the growth of any business as well as that of any individual. Whether you are contemplating a transaction involving your personal property or that of your business, it is essential to ensure that the provisions… Read More

Contracts

Contracts are essential to the success of any business. From hiring employees to renting a work space, a business continually relies on contracts in order to develop, grow, and thrive. Because the terms of a contract determine the rights and obligati… Read More

Promissory Notes

A promissory note is an instrument by which a debtor promises to pay a certain amount of money to a creditor. These notes are useful when the debtor is making payments on a set schedule rather than one lump-sum payment. Promissory notes govern the te… Read More