Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLP

About this office:

Established in 1913, Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLP is a full-service law firm representing clients from the sole proprietor to multinational corporations, tax-exempt organizations, governmental bodies, charities, foundations and public organizations.

Buckingham is committed to finding practical solutions to legal problems. The breadth of its practice in all forums often enables the firm to avoid disputes by providing legal guidance before problems arise. When necessary, Buckingham represents clients in complex litigation and arbitration matters before courts, administrative agencies and arbitration panels. The focus is on meeting client objectives, maximizing recovery and containing costs.

Most important, the firm's attorneys understand what it takes, not only to run a business but to make it grow and prosper.

Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLP is dedicated to maintaining the trusting client relationships developed through the years by offering common-sense advice and legal services of the highest quality.

Appellate, Bankruptcy, Business Law, Closely Held Companies, Commercial Law, Complex Litigation, Computer Law, Construction Law, Copyrights, Corporate Law, Creditors Rights, White Collar Crime or White Collar Criminal Defense, Elder Law, Employee Benefits, Employment Law, Environmental Law, Estate Planning, Family Law, Finance Law, Franchise, Health Care, Immigration Law, Insurance Defense, Intellectual Property, Labor, Land Use, Medical Malpractice Defense, Mergers and Acquisitions, Nonprofit Organizations Law, Patents, Private Foundations, Probate, Public Law, Publicly Held Companies, Real Estate, School Law, Securities, Service Marks, Succession Planning, Taxation, Toxic Tort, Trademarks, Trade Secrets, Trial, Trusts, Workers' Compensation, Zoning Law.

Buy-Sell -- A Must
Craig S. Marshall, April 4, 2008
Generally, there are a number of filings and agreements that are typically required to implement a new business venture on behalf of its owners. None, however, may be as important as a buy-sell agreement. Business owners may claim that they have known each other for years and therefore do not...

Form 990 Gets a Makeover
Andrew W. Bernat, April 4, 2008
On December 20, 2007, the IRS finalized its efforts, and nonprofit organizations will be required to use the new Form 990 for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2008.

Hedging Your Interest Rate Bets
Stephen M. Hammersmith, April 4, 2008
Interest rate swaps and hedges are becoming a popular way to fix rates on variable rate debt. Many banks are now requiring in their loan commitments that at least a portion of variable rate debt be hedged with a swap to decrease the borrower's interest rate risk.

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