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  The Campbell Law Group P.A. focuses its practice on corporate, commercial, employment-employer representation, and family law matters. While representing clients whether in civil, corporate, commercial, employment, or family law matters, our company’s primary goal is first to help clients minimize the need for unnecessary litigation and conflict where possible. If litigation is necessary, our company is more than capable of representing you or your business’ interest and helping you achieve a fair outcome, while guiding you, your family and your company through the difficulties involved in litigation. Regina is the Managing Partner of The Campbell Law Group based in Coral Gables, Florida. She is recognized for her unique insight, resourceful problem-solving skills and understanding of how legal issues affect people and companies differently. One of Regina’s biggest passions is litigation. Regina and The Campbell Law Group PA have seen a great deal of success in prosecuting and litig

  Written by   Gina Loredo   on   April 20, 2021 . Posted in   Buy-Sell Agreements ,   Clients Agreements ,   Corporate Governance ,   Corporate Governance/Incorporation . Every business owner needs to have a plan in place for how their interest in the business will be allocated or sold in the event of disability, death, retirement, divorce, dispute, or in the event that they simply no longer want to be a part of the business. Enter the buy-sell agreement. A  buy-sell agreement  is an agreement that lays out exactly how a business’s assets, ownership, and control shall be divided if one of the abovementioned events occurs. It is especially useful if you are a co-owner of a business. The buy-sell agreement in these instances can be seen as a sort of business pre-nuptial agreement; laying out what will happen in the event that the partnership ends.                A buy-sell agreement should detail, among other things: Each partner’s ownership interest; The dollar amount each partner’s in