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Corporate
RWO corporate attorneys provide essential business and tax planning for entrepreneurs, executives and owners, and their businesses. RWO’s corporate attorneys represent corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, non-profit organizations and closely-held businesses including multi-generational family businesses. In many cases, we serve as the lawyers for the business and for the business owners. Our attorneys develop client relationships that move beyond formalities and reflect our focused investment in the well-being of both the business and its owners.
Corporate practice group attorneys help business owners with entity selection, formation and structure; organization of management, entity governance and ownership succession plans. These services require our attorneys to be very familiar with a broad range of legal and industry compliance issues to enable us to advise clients about organizing and operating their enterprises according to law and to best practices. RWO attorneys regularly advise clients concerning significant business acquisitions, mergers, sales and combinations, transactions, reorganizations and restructurings, and debt and equity financings. In the marketplace today, our services also include due diligence investigation, negotiation and preparation of transaction documents and business contracts, and post-closing follow-through. Our corporate attorneys also have important experience in income and estate tax, public and private securities, finance, franchise, banking, contracts, employment, construction and real estate.
RWO attorneys work with a diverse array of businesses, including sales and service, medical, accounting, architecture, manufacturing, real estate development, sports teams, banks, other financial institutions, general and specialty contractors and high-tech enterprises.
RWO attorneys in this practice area include:
William J. Bourke
Jeffrey A. Bartholomew
Bryan D. Biesterfeld
Robert B. Bliss
Daniel J. Block
Douglas R. Ferguson
John W. O’Dorisio, Jr.
