Business & Corporate Law

One Law Firm in Three Cities

Central and South Texas Business Lawyers

Entity Formation • Transactions • Contract Disputes

The business and corporate law attorneys of Porter, Rogers, Dahlman & Gordon, P.C., extend decades of experience and acumen in creating legal solutions that enable publicly and privately held businesses in Texas to grow and thrive. We handle all business and corporate law matters.

Based in Corpus Christi, with offices in Austin and San Antonio, we represent commercial enterprises of all sizes. Our Central and South Texas business lawyers — Charles W. Gordon IV, Don L. Jones, Rick Rogers, Patrick P. Rogers and Scott J. Duncan — enjoy longstanding relationships with many business owners who routinely rely on our legal counsel.

Entity Formation and Operation

As business lawyers, we work to build strong foundations for new companies. Choice of entity has repercussions in taxes, personal liability of stakeholders, transactions, and exit strategies. PRDG advises clients on the merits of forming as a sole proprietorship, C corporation, S corporation, limited liability company (LLC), professional association, or limited partnership. We draft shareholder agreements, purchase and sale agreements, operating agreements and partnership agreements, and additionally assist clients in all licensing and regulatory matters relating to starting a business.

Transactional Representation

Porter, Rogers, Dahlman & Gordon, P.C. has the resources to handle any business transaction:

• mergers and acquisitions
  
  
• buy-sell agreements for purchase of sale of a business
  
  
• cross purchase agreement between business owners
  
  
• 1031 business exchanges
  
  
• buying and selling commercial real estate
  
  
• business dissolution
  
  
• product purchase contracts and service agreements

Litigation and Dispute Resolution

PRDG attempts to resolve disputes in cost-effective and efficient manner that preserves business relationships when possible. Our experienced business litigation lawyers have handled hundreds of contract disputes, partnership and shareholder disputes, and employee lawsuits. When circumstances dictate, we will not hesitate to represent our clients' best interests in court. However, many conflicts can be settled through mediation. Our attorneys can serve as neutral mediators or representing parties in mediation.

For innovative solutions to business start-up, transactions, contracts and disputes, contact the Central and South Texas business lawyers of Porter, Rogers, Dahlman & Gordon, P.C.