Wormser Casey is a boutique transactional law firm located in Indianapolis. We work with clients on all of their business and real estate legal needs, whether they are forming a new business, raising capital, buying or leasing real estate, or drafting and negotiating contracts. We help businesses grow while avoiding and mitigating risks.Our clients work in a number of different business sectors: computer technology and SaaS companies, marketing, design, biotechnology, restaurants… Show more Wormser Casey is a boutique transactional law firm located in Indianapolis. We work with clients on all of their business and real estate legal needs, whether they are forming a new business, raising capital, buying or leasing real estate, or drafting and negotiating contracts. We help businesses grow while avoiding and mitigating risks.Our clients work in a number of different business sectors: computer technology and SaaS companies, marketing, design, biotechnology, restaurants, service companies, property management, leasing, and property development, just to name a few. Practice areas: - Forming a New Business- Private Placements and Capital Raising- Contracts- SaaS Contracts and Licensing Agreements- Entity Formation/Selection- Corporations- Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)- Mergers and Acquisitions- Stock/Asset Purchase and Sale Agreements- Corporate Governance- Buy/Sell Agreements- Franchises and Franchising- Leasing- Land Development- Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreements Show less

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Business Transactions and Contracts; General Corporate Counseling; Commercial Lending (SBA and Conventional Lending); Commercial Real Estate; Commercial LawRepresentative Experience• Represented privately held company in $50 million acquisition of competitor manufacturer;• Served as borrower’s counsel on behalf of The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis in a $20.6 million educational facility revenue bond financing;• Represented Indianapolis area country club in… Show more Business Transactions and Contracts; General Corporate Counseling; Commercial Lending (SBA and Conventional Lending); Commercial Real Estate; Commercial LawRepresentative Experience• Represented privately held company in $50 million acquisition of competitor manufacturer;• Served as borrower’s counsel on behalf of The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis in a $20.6 million educational facility revenue bond financing;• Represented Indianapolis area country club in the acquisition of $7.5 million construction and permanent loan, and $1 million demand line of credit;• Served as borrower’s counsel on behalf of a central Indiana private school’s $5 million educational facility revenue bond financing;• Represented large sports medicine physician group in the acquisition of $4.5 million credit facility;• Served as borrower’s counsel on behalf of municipality in $3.9 million municipal bond financing for infrastructure improvements and public works projects;• Represented large cardiovascular surgeon group in the acquisition of $2.2 million credit facility;• Served as borrower’s counsel on behalf of municipality in $2.5 million municipal bond financing for infrastructure improvements and public works projects;• Represented Seller in $1.5 million private equity investment of his manufacturing business;• Represented multiple SBA lenders on hundreds of SBA loans, typically in the range of $500,000 to $4 million. Show less