Business and Corporate Law

Business law and the business client are the heart of our practice at Flaster Greenberg. Among the clients we represent are entrepreneurial start-up enterprises, growing technology companies, long-established family-owned businesses, companies involved in industry-wide consolidations, professional corporations, and large privately-held as well as publicly-traded companies. Our business attorneys provide a full range of technical legal services to these clients. In addition, we are frequently asked to play the role of an experienced business counselor on issues ranging from organization and structure to negotiating mergers and acquisitions.

Resource Center

To help you quickly and easily access key federal and state websites, our attorneys have put together a resource page that contains links to important information and tools you can use. Click here to visit our Business and Taxation resource page.

Representative Matters

• Represented the largest provider of portable fans and heaters in the United States in a major stock sale of all of its stock to two private equity firms
• Represented Stockton University in various matters related to the sale of the former Showboat Casino in Atlantic City
• Represented ASI – a bicycle manufacturer of such brands as Fuji, Breezer and Phat bicycles – in its merger with Performance Inc., the largest retailer of bicycles in the United States, while simultaneously closing a new credit facility for the combined entity with Wells Fargo.  The value of the transaction was in excess of $400 million.
• Represented a restaurant chain in connection with a $7 million dollar combination private equity investment and mezzanine financing transaction
• Representation of franchisees in the review and negotiation of changes to Franchise Agreements and related Area Development Agreements
• Sale of cellular telephone operating companies in multiple transactions involving aggregate purchase prices of $100 million
• Sale of large minority interests in cable TV operators
• $18 million land acquisition and construction loan for New Jersey residential developer
• $13 million nonrecourse financing of two closely-held shopping centers
• Negotiations with the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance, leading to first-ever discretionary exemption for 8,000 member organization's health benefits plan
• $30 million tax credit, state and state agency funding, and commercial financing in the last two years for affordable housing projects
• Two recent "year 16" resyndication projects for Low Income Housing Tax Credit projects of 400 and 200 units

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