Operating Agreements
A key component to creating a new company is to have a properly drafted operating agreement. The importance of the operating agreement in preventing future disputes and ensuring the success of a business cannot be underestimated. Like corporate bylaws and partnership agreements, an operating agreement will outline how your company will function.
At D’Alessandro & D’Alessandro, LLC, we have been providing practical guidance and experienced insight to business owners and entrepreneurs throughout northern and Central New Jersey for more than 30 years.
If you want sound advice and experienced help with your operating agreement, corporate bylaws or partnership agreement, call 908-766-5400 or contact a business lawyer online at our law offices in Bernards Township today.
Why You Need An Operating Agreement
An operating agreement is probably the most important document connected with forming a limited liability company (LLC) or another business formation. An operating agreement should specify how the company will operate and how it will be funded.
An operating agreement is especially important to clearly define each owner’s role in the company as well as each owner’s investment and share in profits or losses. Your company’s limited liability status may also be protected by including appropriate provisions in the agreement.
Protection For Your Business Now And In The Future
Don’t miss the opportunity to choose the rules which will govern your company. Our attorneys have considerable experience drafting and reviewing operating agreements that clearly define the rights and obligations of the owners, as well as other important issues such as:
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While an operating agreement can prevent most misunderstandings, unfortunately, it cannot prevent all business disputes between partners and business owners. In the event of a dispute which cannot be resolved by referring to the terms of the operating agreement, our attorneys provide dedicated representation in all types of business litigation.
Contact Us For Skilled Legal Guidance
For help with your operating agreement, partnership agreement or corporate bylaws, contact the business lawyers at the Basking Ridge and Bedminster law firm of D’Alessandro & D’Alessandro, LLC, today.
