Our business and corporate practice can be grouped into the core competencies described below. In these areas, we advise a broad range of private, public, domestic and international clients in a variety of industries in both business and legal affairs.

We believe strongly in a method for achieving our clients’ goals. The pace and stakes of business transactions have put a premium on results. We believe that results are best driven by teams of widely dispersed personnel, most of which do not report directly to the client. Team activities are coordinated by the principal attorney contact, which reports to the client and communicates back to the team.

At Brouse McDowell, our lawyers and paralegals work to become an integral part of the client’s organization and its consultant network. By doing so, we build a group dynamic that is able to accommodate personnel changes, is driven from the bottom up, is not dependent upon a single individual and is fully immersed in context, strategy and personality of the client and its other advisors.

In addition to the traditional direct personal contact our clients expect, this dynamic includes the use of state-of-the-art tools that facilitate real-time, on-line collaboration and virtual workrooms. Our use of these new organizing principles is especially important in project-based transactions, such as mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate finance and venture capital transactions.