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Phone: (408) 286-7333

Address: 10 Almaden Blvd Ste 1250, San Jose, CA 95113

Website: http://www.richardburtlaw.com

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Fraud
Chadbourne & Parke LLP v. Troice (discussion of a U.S. Supreme Court decision that allows a state-law securities fraud class action to proceed against lawyers and others) (Corporations Committee of the Business Law Section of the State Bar of California, 2014).

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Not every form of business organization is available for every kind of organization. Because of regulatory restrictions, some businesses can be operated only in corporate or partnership form (or as sole proprietorships). For example, an LLC is not eligible to operate certain kinds of business in California. In these cases, only a corporation is permitted to operate as a limited liability entity. These regulatory constraints must be taken into account in choosing the right form of entity, and a lawyer experienced in incorporations and organizing LLCs can help clients avoid errors.
Mergers and Acquisitions
For many business owners, the first step is to hire an expert to help them sell the business. For small businesses, this expert is often a business broker, and for larger businesses, it may be a mergers and acquisitions adviser or consultant (sometimes they go by the name of investment banker). For simplicity, I refer to the selling professional as the broker. The business owner signs an agreement with the broker and then looks to assemble a team of other professionals to help with the sale.
Business Formation
There are many types of business entities, among them partnerships, corporations, and limited liability companies (LLC’s), and picking the right entity can be critical. Make the wrong choice, and the consequences can range from annoying to dire. A knowledgeable and skilled business formation lawyer, one who is expert in incorporation and LLC formation, can help you decide what type of entity would be best for you. Understanding the advantages and risks of each type is critical.
Business Disputes
Richard Burt provides new businesses and established enterprises with high-quality legal services, including forming corporations, partnerships, and LLC’s, negotiating and drafting contracts, agreements, leases, and legal instruments, and advising clients on a wide range of business law issues. His typical clients are founders of closely-held businesses, corporate executives, real estate investors, and professionals, such as lawyers, architects, and physicians. Mr. Burt serves as outside general counsel for a number of closely-held companies, many of which are in San Jose and other cities in Santa Clara County (also known as Silicon Valley). Because of his in-depth knowledge and analytical ability concerning business law matters, he is frequently consulted by litigators and other lawyers.
Business Transactions
Mr. Burt has extensive experience in the formation, maintenance, and dissolution of corporations, partnerships, and LLC’s, in drafting contracts of various kinds, including leasing, manufacturing, distribution, and service agreements, and in real estate and business transactions, including purchase and sale of a business, mergers and acquisitions, buy-sell agreements between co-owners, and purchase, financing, leasing, and sale of real property.
Limited Liability Companies
There are four main types of legal structures for nonprofit organizations in California. These are unincorporated associations, trusts, corporations, and limited liability companies. For a number of reasons, the most common type of California nonprofit organization is the corporation.

Employment Contract
Something that should not be overlooked is the possible need for additional agreements to go with the buy-sell agreement. For example, the parties might need employment agreements, a security agreement, or an escrow agreement.

Real Estate Litigation
Richard Burt focuses exclusively on business and real estate law matters, providing new businesses and established enterprises alike with cost-effective legal services. He
Real Estate Transactions
Richard G. Burt helps clients with forming business entities, such as corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies (LLC's), negotiating contracts and agreements of various kinds, and with business and real estate transactions.

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