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Keith E. Phillis is a highly skilled attorney based in Fall River, MA, with extensive expertise in energy law, estate planning, general practice, personal injury, private equity, and tax matters. With years of experience in the legal field, Keith has established himself as a trusted advisor for clients navigating complex tax, corporate, and estate planning issues. Graduating from the Boston University School of Law with an LLM in Taxation in 2016 and holding a Juris Doctor degree from Roger Williams University, Keith combines his robust educational background with practical experience in various sectors. His work has included the structuring and sale of investment assets in diverse industries, as well as comprehensive corporate governance for businesses ranging from startups to those with asset portfolios exceeding $500 million. Keith's notable achievements in renewable energy law include his pivotal role in the structuring, drafting, negotiating, and closing of a portfolio of solar projects with a capacity of 150 MW. He has effectively represented renewable energy asset developers and managers at every stage of an asset's lifecycle, from opportunity identification to acquisition and sale. In addition to his energy law focus, Keith brings valuable insights into private equity and venture capital, having successfully structured offerings from single-state equity to international convertible debt. His experience in estate planning has seen him work with high net worth individuals, facilitating private equity deals exceeding $100 million. As the former In-house General Counsel for a leading solar photovoltaic project development company, Keith led the legal department and oversaw significant project closings under the SMART Program. His commitment to excellence and client service makes him a formidable ally in achieving client goals.
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.