Attorney Regina B. Edwards’ degree in business administration, her skills acquired in the banking industry, and over fifteen years of experience in operating and managing her own business, make her uniquely qualified to counsel and advise you in forming your own business. Ms. Edwards is knowledgeable in a variety of commercial entities and will craft one that is specially formulated to best suit your needs. She will work closely with your accountant to ensure that the entity chosen will provide you with the most advantageous tax treatment that is available.

The attorneys at Regina B. Edwards, P.C. are experienced in and can assist you in all the following type of situations or entities pertinent to your business:

•  New Business Counseling
• Corporations
• Limited Liability Companies
• Partnerships
• Non-Profit Corporations
• Sales of Businesses
• Non-Compete Agreements
• Confidentiality Agreements
• Independent Contractor Contracts
  

Non-Profit Entities
Our firm also counsels and advises organizations that wish to become a non-profit corporation under the laws of Alabama. The attorneys at Regina B. Edwards, P.C. are also available to review your applications to the Internal Revenue Service for 501(3) tax exempt status to make sure that the information provided is proper.

Business Contracts
Our firm’s attorneys have experience in drafting all the legal contracts and documents that a business would normally need to protect itself in dealing with others such as, Non-Compete Agreements, Confidentiality Agreements, and Independent Contractor Contracts.

Sale or Transfer of Business
If you need to transfer ownership of an interest in a company, sell the company or sell the assets of a company, Regina B. Edwards, P.C. can handle all aspects of the transfers from the negotiation stage to the actual closing. 
 
The firm’s relationship with its business clients is on-going. Once we form your company, we will send you a reminder each January in regards to the annual requirements to maintain the entity’s legal status and/or limited liability. In the event that you decide to cease the company’s operations, the firm can also prepare and file the necessary documents to officially dissolve the business.