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David Keith Pulliam is a dedicated attorney at Applegate Fifer Pulliam LLC, based in Jeffersonville, IN, where he leverages his extensive knowledge in multiple areas of law to provide exceptional service to his clients. With a focus on Employment Law, Estate Planning, Personal Injury, Real Estate, and Real Estate Transactions, David is committed to guiding individuals, limited liability companies, corporations, and partnerships through complex legal landscapes. In the realm of business transactions, David excels in facilitating smooth operations for his clients. Whether it’s a business start-up, sale, reorganization, or dissolution, he brings a wealth of experience to the table. He adeptly drafts and negotiates key contracts, including operating agreements, shareholder agreements, and buy-sell agreements, ensuring that every detail is meticulously addressed to protect his clients’ interests. His expertise extends to employment agreements and leases, making him a versatile asset in today’s dynamic business environment. David’s passion for entrepreneurship shines through in his work with business succession planning and personal estate planning. He takes pride in helping clients secure their legacies while navigating the intricacies of estate law. Additionally, his significant experience in the multi-family housing sector positions him as a trusted advisor for property managers, ensuring compliance and effective management in this competitive industry. With David Keith Pulliam as your legal advocate, you can expect a professional partnership that prioritizes your goals and provides tailored solutions to meet your unique needs. His unwavering commitment to client success makes him a distinguished figure in the Jeffersonville legal community.
Business law attorneys advise companies on legal matters including formation, contracts, compliance, and transactions. They help businesses navigate regulatory requirements and protect their interests. Common matters include business formation, contract drafting, mergers and acquisitions, commercial disputes.