Business Transactions

Guiding business transactions.

Rogers Towers’ represents your interests with business transaction services, including bond counsel and public finance cases.

Lawyers in the Rogers Towers Business and Tax Transaction Department represent all forms of business entities varying in size from sole proprietorships to public finance. Our business attorneys, bond counsel and venture capital lawyers can offer advice concerning sale of company or sale of assets, accounts receivable financing, entity formations, acquisitions, dispositions, spin-offs, restructurings and dissolutions. In addition to contract drafting services – and providing counsel on day-to-day operations – our lawyers assist in the development and execution of strategic plans and business transactions.

Decades of experience have given our venture capital lawyers the skills required to efficiently represent business clients in today’s competitive market. Members of the Department have knowledge in public finance and corporate finance law and are dedicated to developing creative and constructive approaches to resolving the legal and business issues arising from sale of company, accounts receivable financing, debt and equity financing, securities issuances and redemptions, executive compensation, succession plans and the protection and commercial exploitation of intellectual property.

Business and corporate law is becoming increasingly specialized. That’s why, at Rogers Towers, we coordinate with other practice groups within the Firm, including those dealing with employment and labor, environmental, intellectual property, public finance, federal and state income tax, real estate, private client services and litigation issues, to serve our clients’ needs.

Rogers Towers is proud to serve as bond counsel for cities, counties, independent authorities, community development districts and school districts; we also serve as counsel to investment banks, credit enhancement providers, corporate fiduciaries and other participants in public finance transactions. What’s more, we’re involved in public finance law for public power, hospitals, ports, airports, community development districts, single-family and multifamily housing projects, and various other types of local government improvements backed by various sources of revenue.