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Entity Formation & Governance

Set the company up so it protects you.

Not just the day you form it — every day after. LLCs, corporations, S-corp elections, operating agreements, bylaws, and the governance that keeps your liability shield intact. For founders in CT, NY, and MA.

Formation Services

What we handle

Entity Selection & Formation

Choosing between an LLC, C-Corp, or S-Corp, then handling the filing start to finish.

Operating Agreements & Bylaws

The governing documents that set management, distributions, and buyout rules.

Founder & Equity Arrangements

Vesting schedules, IP assignments, founder roles, and decision-making frameworks.

Corporate Governance & Records

Board structure, officer appointments, meeting requirements, and record maintenance.

Compliance Filings

BOI reporting, annual reports, and the ongoing filings that keep an entity in good standing.

The liability shield only works if the paperwork and housekeeping hold up. Sloppy formation is one of the first things a plaintiff — or an investor's diligence team — will try to pierce.

$50

30-min consult, credited

200+

Contracts negotiated

3 states

CT, MA & NY

Flat fees

Quoted in writing

Common Questions

Entity Formation FAQ

LLC or corporation — which is right?

It depends on your goals. LLCs offer flexibility and simplicity — pass-through taxation and fewer formalities. Corporations make sense when you plan to raise venture capital or issue employee stock options. We'll walk through your specific plans before recommending one.

Delaware or my home state?

For venture-backed companies, Delaware is usually expected by investors. For a local operating business without outside investors, forming in your home state is often simpler and cheaper — a Delaware entity still has to register wherever it actually operates.

Start it right.

Tell us what you're building. We'll tell you how to structure it — and what it costs.

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