Overview
Our corporate practice covers a wide array of clients, from small local businesses and start-up companies to large businesses with locations across multiple states and international operations.
Our clients are successful in a wide range of industries, including banking and financial services, insurance, manufacturing, transportation, textiles, computers and other technologies, wholesale and retail sales, distribution services, agribusiness, construction, real estate development and management, and natural resources development.
Maynard Nexsen’s corporate legal services include:
- Contract review and negotiations
- Forming corporations (C and S), partnerships (including LLPs), limited liability companies (LLC), nonprofit corporations and charitable groups, and other business and eleemosynary organizations
- Formation of holding companies, QSubs, and joint ventures
- Corporate finance transactions involving both debt and equity capital markets
- Structuring and implementing acquisitions, divestitures, reorganizations, dissolutions, control contests, recapitalizations and other complex business transactions
- Corporate audits, updates, and modernizations
- Succession planning and generational transition
- Franchising and licensing
At Maynard Nexsen, we understand that entrepreneurial success is driven by vision, commitment, and a unique kind of energy. Our team reflects that spirit and provides the breadth of skills necessary to take businesses from idea to IPO (or wherever your final destination may be).
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Your business is likely your most valuable asset, and providing for the future of that business as you head toward retirement is key to maximizing its value and longevity. There are many things an owner should and should not do regarding contracts, taxes and the overall transition.
Business and commercial litigation attorney Dan Boyce shares answers the question "What do I do now?" when a company is faced with a civil, regulatory or federal criminal investigation.
Attorney David McCallum shares a review on corporate tax proposals. Will the Build Back Better Act get through the Senate before midterm elections? There’s more to come on the proposed framework.
The Nexsen Pruet healthcare team has recently been busy advising on the federal No Surprises Act. The “Good Faith Estimate” rules, in particular, have generated many questions from clients. Chandler Martin addresses some of these questions in this video.
Health care and corporate attorney Chandler Martin discusses compliance for clinical labs with federal fraud and abuse laws like the anti-kickback statute, the Stark Law, EKRA, and the False Claims Act.
Scott Saylor counsels businesses in a variety of industries in corporate matters including economic development initiatives, entity formation, joint ventures, acquisitions, and corporate expansion projects. He joins Nexsen Pruet from the North Carolina Railroad Company (NCRR), following a 31-year tenure, serving as President since 2000.
Nexsen Pruet attorneys and GreerWalker CPAs discuss steps all business owners should take to increase the ROI on the sale of their business. The program focuses on ways to increase the purchase price for your businesses, as well as provides insights on lowering your costs (and shortening the time it takes to close the sale of your business), which can have a dramatic effect on your net return.