“Corporate governance” refers to the rules, laws, or processes by which corporate entities are managed, monitored, and controlled. Public corporations, private corporations, professional corporations, partnerships, trusts, and not-for-profit corporations must comply with the rules, laws, and processes set out in their jurisdiction of incorporation and in their charter documents. Private business owners and not-for-profit corporations must follow corporate law requirements and procedures on how things are done. Often private business owners are more concerned with the day-to-day operations of their companies and less with corporate governance practices. Lawrences’ Business Law Group can help private business owners and not-for-profit corporations comply with corporate law requirements and procedures. Our corporate governance/company meetings services include:
- Minute book/corporate record maintenance
- Advising not-for-profit corporations and business corporations on the conduct and procedures of meetings
- Attending and assisting with the conduct of corporate meetings
- Advising not-for-profit corporations, private companies and professional corporations of the governing rules that apply
- Advising directors on their duties and liabilities
- Identifying conflict of interest
- Reviewing by-laws