Keith Krauss to Participate on Panel for NBI Program “The Complete Transactional Attorney: Know the Rules, Close the Deals”

Genova Burns Partner Keith A. Krauss, Esq. will serve as a panelist for an upcoming program presented by the National Business Institute (NBI), entitled “The Complete Transactional Attorney: Know the Rules, Close the Deals.”

This comprehensive course is designed to equip attorneys and business professionals with the foundational knowledge and practical skills necessary to effectively advise clients in non-litigation matters. Covering the full lifecycle of a business transaction, the program addresses key topics including entity formation, contract law fundamentals, M&A structuring, secured transactions, and critical business taxation considerations.

Participants will also gain valuable insight into the practical mechanics of deal management, such as due diligence, navigating tight timelines, and issuing legal opinions, along with a focused discussion on the ethical considerations that shape transactional practice. The program is tailored for attorneys, developers, directors, and paralegals seeking to strengthen their command of core transactional concepts.

Keith will lead presentations on Business Entity Choice and Formation and M&A: Structuring the Deal, offering practical, real-world perspective on:

• Key entity options and selection considerations
• Formation documentation, filings, and governance fundamentals
• Asset versus stock purchase structures
• Core components of purchase agreements
• Initial negotiation strategies and deal structuring considerations

Registration includes access to the live webinar, an on-demand recording, and a downloadable course book.

At Genova Burns, our attorneys regularly guide clients through complex business transactions, from initial structuring through execution, with a pragmatic, business-minded approach. Keith’s participation in this program reflects the firm’s commitment to delivering practical insight grounded in real-world experience.

For additional information or to register, please visit NBI’s website.