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Workouts-Business Crisis Management

Our firm offers Legal and Executive Management Services for distress situations, turnarounds, startups and rapidly expanding businesses. In essence, we lend experienced aid when a business must manage "substantial change." Upon developing a suitable commercial agreement with the client, we will lead the renegotiation of existing financing with secured lenders, contracts, and vendor supply agreements. Our services may encompass an evaluation of the operational, legal and financial health of the enterprise. If requested we will directly manage all major business related sources and uses of cash.

Our interim management staff is well versed in business assessment, survival plan development, and crisis management Whether the situation requires a growing business bringing on additional management resources while permanent qualified management is sought, or providing an alternative management structure for any number of reasons, we bring experience in operations, marketing, finance and legal to the benefit of the company, its shareholders and secured lenders.

At a time when a credible business image is essential to retain an operation's continuity, our organization provides a team of experienced professional problem solvers as an interim management alternative for Boards of Directors, investors and executive officers facing a troubled business climate.

 

The Building Blocks of Asset Protection

The building blocks used in asset protection structures include: the corporation, the family limited partnership, the limited liability company, wills, trusts, and an arsenal of offshore tools. To help familiarize you with terminology and uses, here is an overview.

The Corporation

Incorporating your business is one way to protect some of your personal assets from creditors' claims. To incorporate, you must file articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The articles establish the corporation as a legally separate entity for liability and tax purposes, apart from the person(s) who started it. This separate identity makes incorporating your business certainly more protective of your personal assets than the sole proprie...

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