Hot Topics
Explosion Accidents:
"Pooch alive after
Breck blast"
– Denver Post
"Baxter to Proceed with Recall of Remaining Heparin Sodium Vial Products"
– FDA
Yamaha Rhino ATV Rollover Accidents
and Injuries
"UBS Hit by
Another Lawsuit"
– Ben Levinsohn, BusinessWeek
"Hedge Funds
Frozen Shut"
– Matthew Goldstein, BusinessWeek
"MRI Contrast Can Cause Disease – Gadolinium Blamed
For Problems"
– Dayle Cedars
7News, Denver, CO
Results
$690,000,000
Global settlement with Eli Lilly and Company regarding its product Zyprexa negotiated by a plaintiffs' attorney group including members of Burg Simpson.
$5,800,000
Hines, et al, vs. Cody Gas Company, et al: verdict for injuries, damages, losses from gas explosion.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Our Offices
40 Inverness Drive East
Denver, CO 80112
Phone: 303.792.5595
Fax: 303.708.0527
WYOMING OFFICE
Phone: 307.527.7891
Fax: 307.527.7897
OHIO OFFICE
Phone: 513.852.5600
Fax: 513.852.5611
DALLAS OFFICE
Phone: 972.934.1313
Fax: 972.231.3983
ARIZONA OFFICE
Phone: 602.508.6040
WASHINGTON D.C. OFFICE
Phone: 202.544.7600
Home > Business > Transactional > Entity Formation
Transactional Entities Attorneys
in Denver and throughout Colorado and Wyoming
The law provides for various forms of entity, each of which has its own unique advantages and disadvantages. These include:
- Sole Proprietorships
- Partnerships (General Partnerships and Limited Partnerships)
- Corporations (S-Corps and C-Corps)
- Limited Liability Companies
- Limited Liability Partnerships
The attorneys at Burg Simpson can help you determine which entity form works best for your business and also provide the support to create, organize, and register the entity with appropriate governmental authorities.
For you to create a corporation, you will need articles of incorporation and by-laws. Additionally, you may need shareholder agreements that define the relationships between the persons or entities who may own the shares of a business.
If you want to create a limited liability company, you will need articles of organization and an operating agreement. Other documents may also be desirable given your particular needs and circumstances.
If you want to create a partnership, you will need a partnership agreement. In addition, you may need further documents prepared or registrations filed, depending upon the type of partnership you are forming and the particular circumstances presented.
In addition to drafting the documents necessary for your entity, the attorneys at Burg Simpson will help you make all required regulatory filings, whether with the Secretary of State or the County Clerk where your business is located.
If you are considering starting a new business in Colorado or Wyoming, you should think about the type of entity that will serve you best. The transactional business attorneys at Burg Simpson will help you make the right choice. To speak with one of our experienced business lawyers about your choice of entity, please call or email us today for a free consultation.
