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Seth Wiener
Steven Stark

Scott Stram
Neil Gandhi
Jake Siciliano

Alisha Bond

David Yamaguchi

Mario Naim

Richard Gora
Brig Ricks

Michael Wieser

Glenn Manishin

Paul Spitz
Umar Farooq
Neil Park

Grant Maynard
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Baruch Gottesman

Bob Schrader, Esq.
Stacy Dees

Eric Alspaugh
Katie Centolella
Dean Sage

Carmelo Chimera
Jon Bourne
Daniel Weberman
Sean Lowe

John Ray

Troy Krich

Dmitriy Ishimbayev
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Daniel E. Goodrich

Thomas Demuth

Jo Ann Jorge

Stephan Holmquist
Matthew Roazen
Timothy Duffy

Julia Cheng
Ryan A. Woods

Michael Mowery

Niq Howard

Eric Broad

Nathan Wenk

Michael Miller

Alex Patel
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Austin Plants

Karen Braveheart
Roberto (Bobby) Escobar
Heather Green Miller
Michael Ansell

Dean Elazab

Kenneth Shiau
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This is the most recent 20 reviews out of 27 reviews for Business Formation attorneys in Minnesota
Draft Founders Agreement
"Daniel was wonderful to work with. He's answered my many questions, listened to my concerns and provided an end product that met my needs."
Danae G
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Stillwater,
MN,
8 months ago
Business Formation Consultation
"I highly recommend Daniel to anyone dealing with start-up co-founder agreements. He took the time to understand my issues thoroughly, gave me sound options, and completed the contract quickly."
Dea (Day Ah) M
.
Saint Paul,
MN,
about 1 year ago
Business Formation Consultation
"Jake was extremely fast and responsive setting up everything I needed for a new corporation. He provided practical, pro-business advice that made it easy for me to make informed decisions. I really appreciated Jake's expertise and experience so that I could focus on my customers' needs, product, and team while he handled the legal details. Awesome experience."
Dominic S
.
Minneapolis,
MN,
about 2 years ago

Consult on Corporate Restructure
"Chelsie was great to work with. Timely, professional, proactive. Big fan."
Kenneth F
.
Saint Paul,
MN,
over 2 years ago
Buyout Agreement
"As always, Jake was great to work with!"
Adam E
.
Anoka,
MN,
over 2 years ago
Consult on Corporate Restructure
"Todd was a pleasure to work with on my project. As a small business owner, it was important that I partnered with someone that was willing to understand my unique needs. There was clear and consistent communication by Todd throughout the process. I would highly recommend his services and plan to use him for any of my needs in the future."
Kelly J
.
Minneapolis,
MN,
over 2 years ago

Draft Shareholder Agreement
"Robert was responsive, knowledgeable, and detail oriented while navigating an ambiguous contract and rounds of negotiation. He helped move the process forward ensuring we understood our options and provided a clear path forward. Highly recommend!"
Steven J
.
Saint Paul,
MN,
almost 3 years ago

Form Corporation
"Mr. Wieser was so helpful in every step of the process. Made every step of the process clear."
Hunter E
.
Circle Pines,
MN,
about 3 years ago
Business Formation Consultation
"Jake was great to work with!"
Adam E
.
Anoka,
MN,
about 3 years ago
Operating Agreement
"Neil is very responsive and listens to your needs before providing recommendations. He is courteous and knowledgeable, and I highly recommend him."
Max F
.
Minneapolis,
MN,
over 3 years ago

Consult on Corporate Restructure
"Sam was exactly what I was looking for. He was on budget and provided me with exactly what I needed."
Mark M
.
Lakeville,
MN,
over 3 years ago
Founders Agreement
"Will work with Bill again!"
Steve C
.
Minneapolis,
MN,
almost 4 years ago

Assist with Other Business Formation Matter
"Marshall was quick to respond and very knowledgeable. I'll also give him bonus points for his generosity in my case: I had a number of additional questions after I had already paid my invoice, and expected to be charged for the additional research (I mentioned this to him as well). He insisted on keeping the payment the same, and still answered my additional questions. I really appreciated working with you, Marshall. Thank you!"
Rick R
.
Saint Paul,
MN,
almost 4 years ago
Founders Agreement
"James has delivered for us on several projects. He is very qualified, makes himself available for questions or consultations, and consistently produces good work."
Jordan H
.
Minneapolis,
MN,
almost 5 years ago
Draft Franchise Agreement
"Neil did a very nice job. He was prompt and detail in his analysis. I would work with him again. Thanks Neil...JA"
Jim A
.
Minneapolis,
MN,
over 5 years ago
Formation of LLC
"Steven was great to work with. Very knowledgeable and responsive."
Tom S
.
Saint Paul,
MN,
about 6 years ago

Form Corporation
"Very happy with the service provided"
Priya S
.
Minneapolis,
MN,
about 6 years ago

Restructure Corporation
"Fast and easy. Glad to have worked with Michael!"
James H
.
Minneapolis,
MN,
about 6 years ago

Dissolve Corporation
"Geoffrey consistently exceeds expectations with clarity and speed."
Dylan P
.
Saint Paul,
MN,
over 6 years ago

Consult on Business Structure / Regulations
"Paul was a pleasure to work with"
Nick T
.
Lakeville,
MN,
over 7 years ago
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