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Starting Jan. 1, 2024, most corporations and limited liability companies with 20 or fewer full-time employees in the United States or less than $5 million in U.S.-sourced gross receipts or sales will be required to register themselves and their beneficial owner(s) with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), a bureau of the United States Department of the Treasury.  
 
Join McLane Middleton Attorneys Patrick Closson, Chair of McLane Middleton’s Corporate Department, and Tony Delyani as they discuss the Corporate Transparency Act and how you can get ready for the changes. To learn more about the Corporate Transparency Act click here. This event has both in-person and Zoom options.

Patrick Closson

Patrick is a corporate and transactional lawyer who helps clients form, grow, and sell their businesses, and works with his clients to solve challenging problems with practical solutions. Patrick works with clients in five main areas: general corporate law, healthcare law matters, mergers and acquisitions, complex contracts, and succession planning. Throughout his career, Patrick has represented private companies and their owners on a wide variety of corporate law matters including entity formation, private security offerings, negotiation of complex contracts and general corporate governance.  

Tony Delyani

Tony’s practice focuses on all aspects of business law, including mergers and acquisitions, entity selection and formation, liquidations, financing, taxation, intellectual property, transition planning, and equity-based compensation planning. He works closely with the tax department, employment law practice group, and intellectual property group to service corporate clients.