Business Lawyers
Representing Burlington, WI | Kenosha, WI
Terry & Nudo specializes in serving the legal needs of our business clients in the Burlington, WI and Kenosha, WI areas. Practicing business law requires in-depth knowledge of a variety of legal disciplines, including: LLC and corporation laws, tax law, real estate and many other areas. Business lawyers assist in the creation of new businesses as well as performing valuable legal services for existing companies. Terry & Nudo has a solid reputation with dozens of Southeastern Wisconsin businesses and is known for skilled and effective representation.
Specific Business Law Practice Areas
Business Organization for Corporations, Partnerships and LLCs
How you structure your business makes a big difference in your profitability and the liability you are exposed to. The type of structure you choose for your business will affect the taxes you pay and the paperwork you are required to do. There are a number of resources available to prospective business owners. One of the most important is a qualified law firm that specializes in business law, like Terry & Nudo.
Condominium Owners’ Associations
Most condominium projects are governed by a set of bylaws, which is overseen by the Condominium Owners Association under the direction of its board of directors. The bylaws are a legal document, the principles of which may or may not be upheld in court challenges. It is vital that disputes that involve challenges to the bylaws be under the direction of a qualified attorney, skilled in the creation and administration of COA bylaws.
Business Purchase/Sale
Buying or selling a business is a lot more complicated than transactions involving a personal residence. Besides physical structures, business transactions often involve inventory, receivables/payables, and many other assets unique to the business. Many times noncompete agreements are a factor to be considered in the sale or purchase of a business. Our attorneys know the questions to ask and the procedures to follow to assure that your transaction goes through on schedule, on budget and on target.
Business Succession Plans
Business succession planning is one of the most overlooked yet most important facets of operating a successful business. As owners retire or move on for other reasons, having a detailed plan in place that outlines the structure and procedures going forward can keep the business profitable. Focusing on the bottom line and day-to-day operations is easier knowing that if the inevitable change in leadership happens, your business’s future is protected.
