Business Entity Formation Attorneys in Murfreesboro

Helping Business Owners Like You Make

Difficult Decisions

If you are eager to get a new business off the ground, or if you need representation to help you capitalize on and protect important interests, talk to the business attorneys of Murfree, Goodman & Rosado, PLLC.

Our firm is highly experienced in facilitating solutions with regard to business formation, operations, mergers and acquisitions, and business litigation. Over the past 50 years, our lawyers have assisted clients in bridging the gap between statutes and reality.

If it’s time to get help from business entity formation lawyers in Murfreesboro, reach out to Murfree, Goodman & Rosado, PLLC for help. Contact us online or call (615) 895-7000 to get legal assistance.

Strategic Entity Formation

With extensive Tennessee business experience, our attorneys are well-versed in the organization and representation of business entities of all sizes.

Our entity formation capabilities extend to:

• S-corporations
• Limited liability companies (LLCs)
• Partnerships
• Professional limited partnerships
• Limited partnerships and family limited partnerships

Every business has different needs and goals. Beginning with the initial planning stages, the firm will assist you in developing a business entity that will meet your specific requirements with regard to liability protection, tax benefits and other key considerations.

Providing Practical Solutions to Business Challenge

With a highly established reputation in Murfreesboro and the surrounding areas, the lawyers of Murfree, Goodman & Rosado, PLLC, have represented a diverse cross section of clients, ranging from local family businesses to international corporations.

With a focus on providing excellent client service and practical solutions, our competencies include:

• Real estate development, zoning ordinances and land use matters
• Regulatory issues on the state and municipal levels
• Commercial property leasing, buying and selling
• The purchase and sale of companies
• Breach of contract disputes and other litigation matters
• Issues related to the overlap of estate planning and business
• Financing matters