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Emerging Companies

Emerging companies need comprehensive counsel. Our multidisciplinary team understands their businesses and industries, and the challenges they face.

Combining an entrepreneurial spirit with pragmatic, forward-thinking legal counsel, we help emerging companies and their founders and investors at every stage. Fiercely dedicated to their success, we provide practical and creative advice to meet clients’ needs and further their goals. From corporate formation and structuring to attracting and retaining talent, intellectual property protection, and exit planning and transactions, clients rely on our sound counsel, business acumen, and precise skills to get deals done and set them on a path to success. 

For growing companies without a dedicated general counsel, we provide strategic advice to boards and executives. Emerging companies also rely on us for guidance on executive compensation, employee benefits, day-to-day business management issues, commercial transactions, intellectual property protection, tax matters, and more. 

A well-rounded perspective is essential to the success of emerging companies. Our experience working with venture capital, angel and other investors, and strategic and financial buyers, and with the emerging companies that they seek to invest in or acquire, provides that necessary point of view. We actively nurture relationships with the many parties that facilitate successful company- and investor-side financing engagements as well as both sell- and buy-side exit transactions. 

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