WHAT IS THE COST OF THE CORPORATE DOCUMENTS REVIEW PLAN?
Cost for the corporate documents review plan: $650
TARGET CLIENT
Businesses with two or more owners.
WHAT YOU GET IN THE CORPORATE DOCUMENTS REVIEW PLAN
A complete review of the listed corporate documents for legal sufficiency, and whether they are appropriate and well-drafted for your business. I’ll give my opinion on what needs to be changed or whether you need to create a new, better one. You’ll also get my opinion on whether we need to create necessary but missing documents We will then have a brief discussion on how you should use the documents in your management.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- Current Bylaws or Operating Agreement
- Corporate resolutions
- Articles of Incorporation / Articles of Organization
- Shareholder agreements (max. 2)
- One exemplar customer contract
- One exemplar subcontract (if applicable)
- One executive or key employee agreement
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED
- Review of any document not listed
- Review of any document over 30 pages long (contact me and we’ll discuss why you think such a long document is appropriate, and we can adjust the consultation fee if necessary)
- Drafting of revisions to any of these documents
- Creating new, better documents to replace ones that in my opinion are not sufficient for your business
- Creating any missing but necessary documents
- Specific questions about implementing any of these documents (e.g., “How can I get rid of this key employee under this agreement without having to pay the separation payment” or “My business partner and I are deadlocked on spending $___ on new equipment, how do we get past this”.)
HOW WE DO THE CORPORATE DOCUMENTS REVIEW PLAN
First I will ask you to email me a description of your business so that I understand the context in which you use your corporate documents. I will create a secure DropBox folder for you to upload your files to. When you’ve done so, I will review the documents, usually within a week. I will then prepare a brief report on each document with my opinion on the documents, and explaining what I think are relevant terms to help you manage your business more effectively. We’ll then schedule a phone call or meet for coffee to discuss my review of the documents and answer any questions you may have about them, as noted above.
Contact me for help getting good contracts in place for your business. In western North Carolina, Asheville, Waynesville, Hendersonville at (312) 671-6453.
Email me at: palermo@palermolaw.com.
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