Drafting of statutes:
Bylaws are the rules that govern the operation of a corporation. They are adopted by the shareholders or partners and approved by the board of directors. The bylaws set forth the rights and duties of the corporation’s shareholders, directors, officers, and employees.
Operating Contracts:
An operating contract is an agreement between two or more parties that sets forth the terms and conditions under which they will do business together. The contract establishes the roles and responsibilities of each party, as well as their rights and obligations. It may also include dispute resolution provisions, agreements termination, and other matters.
Association contracts:
An association contract is an agreement between an association and its members that sets forth the rules and regulations that govern the association. The contract establishes the rights and duties of the members and their obligations towards the association. It may also include provisions for dispute resolution, membership termination, and other matters.
Company management documents:
Business management documents are those that govern the internal operations of a company. They include articles of incorporation, bylaws, meeting minutes, resolutions, and other records. These documents establish the rights and duties of the company’s shareholders, directors, officers, and employees. They also provide information on the business’s financial status, ownership structure, and legal status.
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