Business Law
Marty R. Kindrachuk has provided legal advice to individuals, corporations, partnerships, joint ventures, and other entities spanning the full range of commercial activity for many years. Marty represents businesses that do work all across Canada, the United States and worldwide, as well as businesses located right here in our local Lloydminster and region. Marty’s expertise has enabled businesses to move to the next level of their business development. He advises on all matters that arise from operating a business, such as incorporations, acquisitions, sales, financing, leasing, employment issues, and other contractual affairs.
Marty’s expertise extends to such areas of business law as:
- • Business Start-Up – Incorporations and extra-provincial registrations across Canada, project development, project financing
- • Acquisitions and Divestures – share andasset purchase and sale transactions, buying and selling a business
- • Corporate Reorganizations – Mergers, acquisitions, amalgamations, and other corporate reorganizations
- • Business Associations – Corporations, limited and general partnerships , trusts, and joint ventures
- • Corporate Governance – Responsibilities , liabilities, and fiduciary duties of directors of private and public companies
- • Contract negotiations and set-up
- • Ownership Agreements – shareholder, partnership, co-owner, joint venture, and other strategic alliance agreements
- • General Contract Matters – License agreements, employment agreements, management agreements, consulting agreements, project agreements, non-disclosure agreements, non-competition agreements, dealership agreements, franchise agreements, product distribution agreements
- • Business Succession Planning – for family-owned and other types of businesses, including management and employee buyouts
- • Cross-Border and Multi-Jurisdictional Transactions – including acquisitions of Canadian businesses and assets by foreign purchasers and assisting U.S. and other foreign businesses in establishing Canadian branches and subsidiaries