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Business Formation

Our services include:

  • Entity Selection — We guide clients through the legal and strategic factors involved in choosing between LLCs, corporations (S-corp or C-corp), partnerships, and more—ensuring your structure supports your growth goals.

  • Formation Filings — We handle all necessary filings to formally establish your business in New York or other jurisdictions, as needed.

  • Ownership Agreements — We draft clear, customized agreements, such as Operating Agreements, Shareholder Agreements, and Partnership Agreements that define roles, responsibilities, dispute resolution procedures, exit strategies, and more.

At Bamberger Law Firm, we understand that the decisions you make when launching a business are critical to long-term success. Choosing the right entity structure and putting proper legal agreements in place lays the foundation for sustainable growth—and protects your interests as your business evolves.

We provide clear, practical guidance for every step of the formation process. Whether you're starting your first venture or expanding your portfolio, our team offers personal attention and fast turnaround times to help you move forward with confidence.

Whether you need a single filing or end-to-end formation services, Bamberger Law Firm is ready to support you—on your timeline.

Ready to launch with confidence? Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

“Bamberger Law Firm made launching my LLC fast, easy, and stress-free—every step was explained clearly.”
— Chris B.

 FAQs

  • Forming a limited liability entity provides important protections by separating your personal assets from business liabilities. These structures also offer tax flexibility, potential credibility with clients and investors, and formal governance frameworks that help your business operate smoothly and grow.

  • Often, yes. Forming your corporation in the state where your business operates generally simplifies your compliance requirements. However, depending on your business model and expansion plans, forming in a different state may offer advantages. We evaluate your specific situation to recommend the best jurisdiction for your corporation.

  • Even as a sole owner, having a formal operating agreement (for LLCs) or bylaws (for corporations) is important for long-term growth. It helps you establish clear rules for management, decision-making, and ownership, allowing you to plan for the future and adapt as your business evolves.

  • An LLC offers flexibility in management and taxation, often with simpler compliance requirements, while a corporation has a more rigid structure with shareholders, directors, and officers. The right choice depends on factors like your business goals, tax considerations, and investor needs. We guide you through selecting the best entity type.