Our firm handles a wide variety of business law issues. If you are starting a new business, we can help you select the appropriate form for your new venture, based upon the number of people involved and the liability protection needed. Corporate law does not deal with just corporations. In a broad sense, it includes various forms of limited liability entities, including corporations and limited liability companies. We offer affordable legal services to help you get your business up and running while ensuring your personal assets and family are protected.

We handle all aspects of corporate law, from business formation to dissolution. Our services include assistance with meeting and voting procedures, mergers, shareholder and member agreements, LLC operating agreements, stock options, and the sale of stock or membership interests.

General and limited partnerships can be effective business structures when properly established and maintained. We offer assistance with partnership negotiations and drafting comprehensive partnership agreements. If challenges arise, we can help resolve partner disputes, including issues related to ownership and use of partnership property.

Should the need for dissolution occur, we guide you through the winding-up process. If your business has grown and you’re considering adding or replacing partners, or even transitioning to a corporate structure, Montpelier & Associates P.C. is here to assist with all these matters and more.

We can assist you with contract formation and review, including proposals, standard terms and conditions, and Uniform Commercial Code issues. You may have contracts that need to be drafted or reviewed for vendors, business-to-business relationships, key employees, or purchases of assets. Montpelier will work with you to make sure you have a thorough understanding of your contract and that your position is protected.

Montpelier and Associates, P.C. primarily practices in federal and state courts in the State of Tennessee. We will guide you through commercial disputes, including litigation and appeals.We would be pleased to discuss your legal concerns and explore how we can assist with resolving your business issues.

If you require a business license or a specific permit to operate your business, we can help you navigate the application process and ensure compliance once your license or permit is granted.