Shari Bacsardi

Shari Bacsardi

Michael Hardy

Michael Hardy

Joseph Rabinowicz

Joseph Rabinowicz

Sedica Sawez

Sedica Sawez

Gabrielle Shirley

Gabrielle Shirley

Newt Fowler

Newt Fowler

Shari Bacsardi

Shari Bacsardi

Michael Hardy

Michael Hardy

Joseph Rabinowicz

Joseph Rabinowicz

Sedica Sawez

Sedica Sawez

Gabrielle Shirley

Gabrielle Shirley

Newt Fowler

Newt Fowler

Business & Technology

Understanding Matters. We realize that growing a business is hard. We know, we're running one, too. So we designed our practice to advise entrepreneurs, emerging enterprises and mid-market companies across the myriad of issues facing each stage of growth. Our business and technology practice makes quality, "real world" advice available to those entrepreneurs and businesses that want an efficient, relevant, cost-effective legal solution.

Depth Matters. Our business and technology attorneys help clients navigate the process of raising capital, from angels and strategic investors, to private equity groups and venture capital firms; pursue new opportunities through acquisitions or joint ventures, or by successfully exiting the business they have built; structure and close commercial financing transactions; implement practical strategies to acquire, develop, protect and commercialize intellectual property and technology; and "keep the lights on" with a variety of operational advice, documents and agreements, relating to governance and employment and the daily challenges that inevitably arise.

Versatility Matters. In this age of hyper-specialization by lawyers, we balance focused areas of practice with a broader, advisory approach. We recognize that there are some entrepreneurs that actually want advisors who have the experience and passion to focus on what really makes a difference. We believe clients are best served by an attorney who seamlessly can counsel a client on a venture capital financing, a software license agreement, a corporate governance issue and the best approach to a new business partnership, all without losing sight of how each decision affects what matters.