Paul is a trusted advisor who carefully listens to his clients’ needs and concerns. He recommends courses of action designed to achieve their business objectives, while minimizing risk. He has experience counseling a variety of clients, including:
Manufacturers
Health care providers
Colleges and Universities
Technology companies
Food service and hospitality clients
Franchised businesses
Developers
Contractors
Retailers
Authors and entertainers
These clients range from large companies and institutions, engaged in international transactions, to not-for-profits and start-ups.
In the course of his representation of start-up companies and small businesses, Paul assists clients by providing counsel regarding the proper choice of entity and the formation of the corporation, Limited Liability Company or other type of business entity.
Paul’s practice consists of review and negotiation of various commercial agreements, including:
Non-disclosure / confidentiality agreements
Employment agreements
Non-competition agreements
Shareholder / buy-sell agreements
Independent contractor agreements
Terms and conditions of sale or purchase
Inventory management and supply agreements
Sponsorship agreements
Software license agreements
Software as a Service (SaaS) agreements
Franchise and distribution agreements
Design and development agreements
Paul is also experienced in transactional matters. Representing both buyers and sellers, Paul handles both asset and equity based transactions, as well as other types of business combinations. This experience has allowed him to gain a keen understanding of issues that are important to business owners and provide counsel on the proper deal structure and terms for a successful transaction. Paul regularly assists his clients with the preparation and negotiation of confidentiality agreements, letters of intent, asset / stock purchase agreements, and other ancillary agreements necessary to consummate a buy/sell transaction.
Paul has assisted in the purchase and sale of many manufacturing and technology companies, service providers and food service businesses, among others.
He also has extensive experience representing colleges and universities in governance, regulatory, athletics, risk management, and vendor contracting matters. He is member of the National Association of College and University Attorneys and a contributor to Bond’s Higher Education Law Report.
Quoted in "Successful Startups Begin With Planning," Buffalo Law Journal, March 16, 2019
Paul J. Avery and Mike Glazier, Co-Authors, "O’Bannon v. NCAA: The District Court Decision," National Association of College and University Attorneys - NACUANOTES, October 6, 2014
Paul is a trusted advisor who carefully listens to his clients’ needs and concerns. He recommends courses of action designed to achieve their business objectives, while minimizing risk. He has experience counseling a variety of clients, including:
Manufacturers
Health care providers
Colleges and Universities
Technology companies
Food service and hospitality clients
Franchised businesses
Developers
Contractors
Retailers
Authors and entertainers
These clients range from large companies and institutions, engaged in international transactions, to not-for-profits and start-ups.
Paul is a trusted advisor who carefully listens to his clients’ needs and concerns. He recommends courses of action designed to achieve their business objectives, while minimizing risk. He has experience counseling a variety of clients, including:
Manufacturers
Health care providers
Colleges and Universities
Technology companies
Food service and hospitality clients
Franchised businesses
Developers
Contractors
Retailers
Authors and entertainers
These clients range from large companies and institutions, engaged in international transactions, to not-for-profits and start-ups.
In the course of his representation of start-up companies and small businesses, Paul assists clients by providing counsel regarding the proper choice of entity and the formation of the corporation, Limited Liability Company or other type of business entity.
Paul’s practice consists of review and negotiation of various commercial agreements, including:
Non-disclosure / confidentiality agreements
Employment agreements
Non-competition agreements
Shareholder / buy-sell agreements
Independent contractor agreements
Terms and conditions of sale or purchase
Inventory management and supply agreements
Sponsorship agreements
Software license agreements
Software as a Service (SaaS) agreements
Franchise and distribution agreements
Design and development agreements
Paul is also experienced in transactional matters. Representing both buyers and sellers, Paul handles both asset and equity based transactions, as well as other types of business combinations. This experience has allowed him to gain a keen understanding of issues that are important to business owners and provide counsel on the proper deal structure and terms for a successful transaction. Paul regularly assists his clients with the preparation and negotiation of confidentiality agreements, letters of intent, asset / stock purchase agreements, and other ancillary agreements necessary to consummate a buy/sell transaction.
Paul has assisted in the purchase and sale of many manufacturing and technology companies, service providers and food service businesses, among others.
He also has extensive experience representing colleges and universities in governance, regulatory, athletics, risk management, and vendor contracting matters. He is member of the National Association of College and University Attorneys and a contributor to Bond’s Higher Education Law Report.
Quoted in "Successful Startups Begin With Planning," Buffalo Law Journal, March 16, 2019
Paul J. Avery and Mike Glazier, Co-Authors, "O’Bannon v. NCAA: The District Court Decision," National Association of College and University Attorneys - NACUANOTES, October 6, 2014