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Our Practice
Corporate Law
The basis of corporate law lies in a corporation, a legal entity created according to state law. As in all states, the State of Iowa has the power to establish laws governing the creation, organization and dissolution of corporations.
When you create a new business enterprise, an attorney can explain the advantages you and your business will have if you incorporate. Legal help is essential to register a new corporation, develop articles of incorporation to document the corporation's creation and to help you set up provisions regarding the management of your corporate internal affairs. An attorney will also assist you with writing bylaws to define the rights and obligations of officers, persons and groups within your corporate structure.
Arenson & Zimmermann, PLC clients look to our expertise in corporate law and litigation to guide them through corporate formalities, define responsibilities and obligations, protect the company from liability, bring in new shareholders, prepare for the departures other shareholders and resolve corporate conflicts. Our law firm also provides legal services for businesses incorporated in other states, when they wish to do business in Iowa.
Our corporate law attorneys routinely assist clients with:
- Corporate Formation
- Articles of incorporation
- Corporate bylaws
- Internal Relationships
- Counseling for Board of Directors
- Shareholder Disputes
When you have questions about incorporating a business in Iowa or need legal expertise to handle corporate estate planning, transactional issues or lawsuits, please call our office at 319-363-8199.
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