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Corporate Law Practice
Carr & Ferrell’s Corporate Practice consists of a group of experienced attorneys who provide expert and practical counsel to innovative technology and science start-ups in the areas of corporate formation, venture capital financings, mergers and acquisitions and complex licensing transactions. Our attorneys have a passion for working with early-stage technology companies and are committed to providing quality legal service. We seek to enhance our clients’ success in the marketplace by regularly working with members of our patent and intellectual property groups to ensure appropriate technical input and critical business advice.
We provide the full range of corporate legal services, including:
With a long history of success, our attorneys offer extensive experience advising new and emerging businesses with all aspects of their formation, growth, financing and development. We represent both venture capital firms and emerging companies in corporate transactions and securities compliance, negotiation and structuring of venture capital investments, establishment of equity compensation programs and other related services. Additionally, we leverage our relationships with venture capital firms and other institutional investors to assist entrepreneurial clients in obtaining funding.
Carr & Ferrell attorneys represent clients in the structuring of licensing collaborations, joint ventures, strategic alliances, distributorship arrangements and other intellectual property transactions. Our attorneys’ wide ranging business experience allows us to help ensure our clients are properly rewarded and protected.
Carr & Ferrell offers a broad range of experience in mergers and acquisitions matters, representing both private and publicly-held companies in negotiating consolidations, roll-ups, reorganizations, privatizations and leveraged buyouts.
 In light of the current economic conditions, Carr & Ferrell LLP has gathered information to help businesses locate alternative funding sources outside the venture capital arena. With the passage of The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in February new opportunities have arisen for government grants and for selling products to the government. This link brings you to a page with information on how to register with the government for federal funding opportunities and information on other private resources available to entreprenuers and small businesses.
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