Business Formation Advice from Trusted Corporate Lawyers

As experienced business owners know, a crucial consideration at the start of a new business venture is the manner in which the business should be structured. Decisions made at this stage will significantly impact the business going forward, and Mills & Mills LLP has over a century of experience to offer our clients in this regard.

Sole Proprietors, Corporations, Partnerships, and Unincorporated Associations

Whether our clients are starting a sole proprietorship business or restructuring an existing multi-national corporation, we can map out a plan that serves our clients’ needs without unnecessarily complicating matters. One of the first steps is to assist in determining the best structure for the business in order to most effectively protect our clients’ interests. Our business lawyers have the experience and knowledge to advise on and devise a variety of business structures, including:

Sole Proprietorships
Private Corporations
Professional Corporations
Partnerships: General Partnerships, Limited Partnerships, Limited Liability Partnerships
Unincorporated Associations
Non-Share Corporations

We also have long-standing and well-developed, trusted relationships with local tax advisors, accountants, and financial planners.

Business professionals are drawn to Mills & Mills LLP for the personalized attention that we provide, as well as our ability to map out a business structure tailored to their specific needs and circumstances, no matter how complex. We are able to offer the in-depth and extensive business acumen of a large firm, while also providing the attention, accessibility and more reasonable rates of a smaller firm. Our lawyers take pride in building lasting relationships with their clients that often span decades. We have helped businesses grow from start-ups to large multi-national corporations, and we are able to anticipate and serve their needs at each stage of development. For this reason, our clients are confident in our ability to represent their business interests long-term, no matter the size of the business or the extent of services that they require.