Move your business forward by partnering with an experienced team of business and real estate attorneys. At Applegate Fifer Pulliam LLC, we are committed to the success of your business. We take a collaborative approach to helping clients resolve challenging legal issues. Our lawyers combine decades of experience with a thorough understanding of business needs to help clients not just overcome legal hurdles, but also grow and thrive.
Located in Jeffersonville, our practice extends throughout Southern Indiana and Louisville, Kentucky. Most of our attorneys are licensed in both states. In partnering with us, you will find an experienced team dedicated to alleviating your stress, sharing knowledge and accomplishing results. As a boutique business and real estate law firm, we provide cost-effective services at competitive rates.
Located in Jeffersonville, our practice extends throughout Southern Indiana and Louisville, Kentucky. Most of our attorneys are licensed in both states. In partnering with us, you will find an experienced team dedicated to alleviating your stress, sharing knowledge and accomplishing results. As a boutique business and real estate law firm, we provide cost-effective services at competitive rates.
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Applegate Fifer Pulliam LLC is a boutique business and real estate law firm in Jeffersonville, Indiana. We focus on delivering value to clients through efficient, cost-effective legal services. At the same time, we adhere to the highest standards of professionalism in providing detailed legal counsel to help our clients succeed.
Alan has for over thirty years represented lenders, buyers, and sellers in connection with the purchase, sale, mortgage, zoning and clearance of title to real property. He also represents banks and business clients in connection with commercial lending, commercial leasing and the sale and purchase of companies.
Keith represents individuals, limited liability companies and corporations in business transactions such as business start-ups, business sales and reorganizations, real estate transactions, buy-sell agreements, business break- ups, and dissolutions.
He frequently assists clients by drafting or negotiating contracts such as operating agreements, shareholder agreements, noncompetition agreements, employment agreements, leases, asset or stock purchase agreements, redemption agreements, bylaws and other contracts for internet-based businesses.Keith enjoys working with entrepreneurs and helping clients with business succession planning and personal estate planning.
He frequently assists clients by drafting or negotiating contracts such as operating agreements, shareholder agreements, noncompetition agreements, employment agreements, leases, asset or stock purchase agreements, redemption agreements, bylaws and other contracts for internet-based businesses.Keith enjoys working with entrepreneurs and helping clients with business succession planning and personal estate planning.
Licensed to practice in both Indiana and Kentucky, Abbey Fargen Riley represents clients including banks, credit unions, buyers and sellers in commercial and investment real estate transactions, commercial loan transactions, and other real estate, business and title matters. Abbey's practice includes preparing and negotiating contracts including documentation for real estate sales and leases and other commercial transactions.
Brian presently practices in the areas commercial litigation, creditors' rights, and probate. His primary focus is in commercial litigation in both Indiana and Kentucky where he works to protect and advance the business interests of his clients.
His experience in creditor matters include real estate foreclosures, recovery of collateral under Article Nine of the UCC, workout agreements, judgment enforcement, placement of mechanic's and other statutory liens, and protection of creditors' interests in bankruptcy.Brian also oversees probate matters in both Indiana and Kentucky.
His experience in creditor matters include real estate foreclosures, recovery of collateral under Article Nine of the UCC, workout agreements, judgment enforcement, placement of mechanic's and other statutory liens, and protection of creditors' interests in bankruptcy.Brian also oversees probate matters in both Indiana and Kentucky.
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