Chicago Office
Corporate Creations Chicago L.L.C.
1443 W. Belmont Avenue #C, Chicago, Illinois 60657
Phone (773) 935-3920 * Toll-Free (888) 799-4121 * Fax (773) 935-4020
Brian R. Fons
CORPORATE CREATIONS CHICAGO L.L.C.
Chicago, Illinois, 1997 - present
Regional Counsel and PresidentCHICAGO BAR ASSOCIATION YOUNG LAWYERS SECTION
Committee Chair of Corporate Practice Committee 1998 - 2002
Committee Chair of "Meet the Firms" 2000 - 2001
Recipient of the David C. Hilliard Award for Outstanding Committee Service 1999 - 2000
YLS 2000 - 2002
YLS Director 2002 - 2005LINCOLN PARK BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
President 2003 - presentLINCOLN PARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Ambassador Committee Chair 2000 - present
Board Nominating Committee 2001 - present
Small Business of the Year Award 2002LAKEVIEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Outstanding Member Award 2002
President's award 2003
2005 ERNST AND YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR NOMINEE
ACTIVE PURSUIT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL EXCELLENCE Board of Directors 1997 - 2001
CORPORATE CREATIONS INTERNATIONAL INC. Miami, Florida, 1996 - 1997
Vice President and CounselUNIVERSITY OF MIAMI LAW SCHOOL Coral Gables, Florida
J.D. 1996 National Finalist for Suffolk University Convocation for Law StudentsUNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Madison, Wisconsin
B.A. 1993
"Corporate Creations saves me time and saves my clients money.
That's what I call a win/win situation."
John F. Kurey, Esq. - Chicago, Illinois
"Corporate Creations can save businesses time and
money when they most need it, during their start up phase."
Raman Chada - Explorit Entrepreneurial Services (1998)
"Your knowledge of Corporate,
LLC, Partnership or other Business Entity Law creates a comfort level knowing that next
day, rush or typical time services are available on a nationwide basis."
James R. Madler - Attorney at Law (1998)
"We have currently identified several clients which
we will refer to you and expect to refer many others."
Robert Goldstein - CPA (1998)
"Brian Fons has proved to be an invaluable addition
to the organization."
Kim Klausmeier - President, CEO, Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce
(1998)
"Thank you for serving as a panelist at our forum
"Forms of Business Ownership". Our clients appreciated your knowledge and honest
answers."
Cren McMath - University of Illinois, Center For Urban Business
Podcasts
Legal Issues: Operating a Sole ProprietorshipLegal Issues: Incorporate Your Business
Tax and Liability Issues: Corporations and LLCs
Legal Issues: Trademarks
Legal Issues: Trademarks Part II
Legal Issues: Series LLC
Legal Issues: LLC's in Real Estate Transactions
Legal Issues: Piercing the Corporate Veil - LLC
Legal Issues: Annual Reports and Dissolutions
Legal Issues: Delaware Corporations and LLC's
Legal Issues: Business Planning
Legal Issues: Post Formation Filing
Legal Issues: Understanding the concept of Registered Agent Services
Legal Issues: An overview of Shareholder and Operating Agreements
Legal Issues: Dividing Interests in Your Business
Legal Issues: Preparing to Buy or Sell a Business
Legal Issues: Part II - preparing to Buy or Sell a Business
Legal Issues: Part III - Buying and Selling a Business
Legal Issues: Getting Ready for a Commercial Real Estate Purchase
Legal Issues: Organizing and qualifying Not-For-Profit corporations
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The Creator.
The quarterly newsletter of Corporate Creations Chicago L.L.C.(You will need the free Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® to view these newsletters.)
January 2001
May 2001
Tax Insert
April 2001
July 2001
October 2001
January 2002
April 2002
June 2002
October 2002
January 2003
Articles About Incorporation and Trademark Issues
Business Law 101: Choosing the Correct Legal EntityEvery business owner has to make a decision on the legal organization that the business will take. There are several different types of legal entities to choose from and each one has different liability and tax consequences. Among the different choices are sole proprietorships, S corporations, C corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships.
8 Track Tapes, Rotary Phones, and Delaware Corporations
Every business, small or large, needs to make a decision regarding its state of incorporation. For small businesses, it is fairly simple. The question gets much more complicated as the business grows or the company wishes to go public.









