Robbins May & Rich LLP

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General Info: Robbins May & Rich LLP represents a clientele that ranges from individuals and families to large private and public institutions. Our goal is to ensure that clients receive effective and quality legal counsel. Our attorneys are admitted in North Carolina and other states, and are members of the American Bar Association and the North Carolina Bar Association. Call us today for more information.
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Phone: (910) 692-4900

Address: 120 Applecross Rd, Pinehurst, NC 28374

Website: http://www.rmrattorneys.com

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Robbins May & Rich LLP

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Mr. Later is a speaker at seminars and professional gatherings on issues related to business and nonprofit corporate governance. Counseling lenders, investors, and borrowers, he brings a breadth of experience to parties in financing transactions, and he understands how to craft innovative solutions to your business problems.
Mergers and Acquisitions
We understand the special issues that clients face in a rapidly changing world and are particularly experienced in asset purchases and sales, mergers and acquisitions, securities, venture capital investing, financing, distribution, licensing, employment and consulting agreements, and joint ventures and entity formation.
Business Formation
The Southern Pines area is one of the premier equestrian training and competition venues on the eastern seaboard. Stephen Later, a Robbins May & Rich LLP partner, is a longtime horseman and director of multiple equestrian organizations with a record of assistance to a range of equine professionals in matters including tax issues, liability and risk management issues, business formation and organization, boarding, training, and other service agreements, breeding agreements, lease and purchase agreements, and independent contractor and employment agreements. The firm has represented breeders, horse and farm owners, trainers, patrons, veterinarian groups, and equine industry groups and has handled equine-lending matters, syndications, and the purchase and sale of equine assets. Further, the availability of our tax and litigation attorneys, experienced in contract matters, land use disputes under zoning laws and restrictive covenants, and liability defense, ensures that our clients' needs are well served.
Business Disputes
Lizzie Snow joined Robbins May & Rich LLP after practice in the Raleigh area and focuses on business law, commercial real estate, and equine law. Prior to law school, Lizzie was a professional rider and equestrian trainer, and was one of the youngest riders to compete at the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event CCI 4*. Lizzie has particular insight into athlete sponsorship agreements, syndications, partnerships, and boarding and training agreements.
Business Transactions
Our services to nonprofit organizations include qualification of organizations as tax-exempt under the Internal Revenue Code, advice as to unrelated business taxable income, private benefit transactions, and inurement prohibitions, orientation meetings for new board members, assistance regarding exemptions for various state and local property and sales taxes, and advice as to other compliance matters under federal law and best management practices. The firm further assists nonprofit organizations in planning corporate and business transactions to preserve tax-exempt status and to comply with the requirements of state and federal law.
Limited Liability Companies
We organize corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships for our clients and assist with simple and sophisticated ownership and control mechanisms (including shareholder agreements and equity structures). We further advise directors and shareholders about their corporate rights and duties, both in general and in the context of internal corporate disputes. We also work with our clients in corporate compliance programs and to create governance procedures that help our clients meet the best practices in the corporate community.
Unfair Competition

Employment Discrimination
The firm has substantial experience, representing our clients as plaintiffs or defendants, in the litigation and arbitration of complex disputes. Our litigators have appeared in state and federal trial and appellate courts and before arbitral tribunals in matters involving corporate, shareholder, and banking and commercial litigation as well as in unfair competition claims, employment discrimination, real estate, and insurance coverage issues.
Employment Contract
He represents individuals and business and nonprofit associations in activities including entity selection and formation, governance, and dissolutions and creditors' rights. He advises clients in a range of acquisition techniques including asset sales, equity sales, and private equity placements. His nonprofit corporate practice includes extensive experience in formation of nonprofit entities, application for recognition of exemption, preservation of tax-exempt status and avoidance of sanctions, and solicitation registration. Mr. Later further advises employers in matters related to confidentiality agreements, non-competition agreements, employment contracts, employment discrimination, and employment terminations.

Construction Litigation
Our real estate lawyers possess extensive experience in the acquisition, sale, leasing, financing, management and development of commercial, retail, industrial, hotel and residential properties. We assist our clients in the development process and thus guide them through the processes and restrictions imposed by government entities. Our lawyers further assist clients on matters including state and municipal approvals (including, but not limited to, subdivision, zoning, land use, environmental matters, taxation, special and conditional use permits, variances, and interpretations of zoning ordinances), development agreements, negotiation of retail, restaurant, warehouse, industrial and office leases, and architectural and construction agreements.
Real Estate Transactions
Robbins May & Rich LLP handles a wide range of matters for our banking clients including the preparation of loan, credit, security and pledge agreements, guarantees, and related lending documents. We also regularly advise our clients and prepare the documentation for loans, participation financing, real estate transactions, financing for stock and asset acquisitions, restructuring of indebtedness, receivables financing, and interest rate swaps..
Land Use and Zoning
Mr. May represents developers as well as landlords and tenants in all types of real estate transactions including land acquisitions and sales, zoning and land use regulation, financing, development and leasing of office buildings, retail shopping centers, and mixed-use developments.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
The United States is one of the most litigious societies in the world, and, as contingency fee arrangements often promote litigation, we integrate our tax, business, and estate planning lawyers to arrange access, control, management and ownership of assets to preserve value for an individual, family or business because of the risk related to potential creditor claims. These strategies consider residence, mobility, investment objectives, tax and estate planning, access to assets, and present circumstances. Our plans also consider factors related to high risk professions, such as physicians, real estate investors and developers, engineers, and lawyers, as well as family issues, such as divorce and dependencies, that often necessitate family wealth protection planning.
Trusts
Robbins May & Rich LLP attorneys are experienced in all areas of taxation, including income gift, estate, and generation-skipping transfer taxes. Our estate plans may involve the formation of charitable and non-charitable trusts and/or the use of structures formed in low-tax jurisdictions, which can provide overall tax benefits and extra protection for clients seeking to safeguard their wealth
Probate

Bankruptcy
Tax Law
Our attorneys thus appear frequently before planning boards, boards of adjustment, city councils, county commissions, and other local, state, and federal agencies. We regularly assist our clients with respect to the acquisition, financing, and sale of commercial, residential, forest, and agricultural properties throughout the eastern United States. We provide related services to our development clients including entity structure and formation, tax planning, preparation of contracts for land acquisition, design, construction, development, lot and unit sales, and development financing.
Debt Collection
Our attorneys review and interpret association documents, draft association documents and amendments, prepare collection assessment policies and procedures, and provide assistance in the enforcement of rules, covenants, and restrictions. Our attorneys often meet with new directors in an effort to advise them of their legal obligations in the discharge of their duties, potential liabilities, and relationship to the members of the association. These issues encompass compliance with state and federal laws including the North Carolina Condominium Act, the North Carolina Planned Community Act, the North Carolina Nonprofit Corporation Act, the North Carolina Debt Collection Act, and the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

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