Business Law
A significant portion of the Firm’s practice involves the representation of corporations and other business entities, including limited liability companies and partnerships. The member of the Firm whose practices focus, to a great extent, on business and corporate law is Dan Crow. He is regularly engaged in the selection, formation and operation of business entities, and he represents clients in transactions involving tax, and antitrust issues.
The business law practitioners in the Firm are recognized for their experience in these areas. Bob Alderson co-authored Chapter 4 (“Operating Problems”) of the Kansas Bar Association’s Kansas Corporation Law & Practice. He previously chaired an ad hoc committee formed by the Kansas Bar Association to study the need for revising the Kansas General Corporation Code, and he also served on a subsequent KBA committee formed to compare the Kansas Code with the Delaware Corporation Law.
Dan’s business practice generally focuses on issues involved in the management and operation of homeowners associations and other transactions involving the transfer of interests in real estate.
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