As a Partner at Bennett Tueller Johnson & Deere, PC, Jerry Fors brings a wealth of expertise in corporate law, particularly in the realms of mergers and acquisitions, venture capital financing, and complex business transactions. With a strong focus on both small and large enterprises,...
As a Partner at Bennett Tueller Johnson & Deere, PC, Jerry Fors brings a wealth of expertise in corporate law, particularly in the realms of mergers and acquisitions, venture capital financing, and complex business transactions. With a strong focus on both small and large enterprises, Jerry adeptly navigates the intricacies of corporate governance, ensuring that his clients are well-equipped to make informed decisions that align with their strategic goals. His extensive experience in advising on real property and tax matters further enhances his ability to provide comprehensive legal solutions tailored to the unique needs of each client.
Currently, Jerry is spearheading several key projects that underscore his commitment to fostering growth and innovation within the business community. He is actively involved in facilitating mergers and acquisitions, where he leverages his deep understanding of corporate strategy and trade secrets to protect his clients’ interests while maximizing value. Additionally, his role in venture capital financings allows him to connect emerging companies with the necessary resources to thrive in competitive markets.
Jerry's proficiency in employment law and licensing issues also positions him as a trusted advisor for businesses navigating the complexities of workforce management and regulatory compliance. His holistic approach to corporate law not only addresses immediate legal needs but also anticipates future challenges, empowering clients to achieve sustainable success. With a reputation for integrity and a client-centric focus, Jerry Fors continues to be a pivotal figure in the legal landscape of Salt Lake City, dedicated to driving positive outcomes for his clients at Bennett Tueller Johnson & Deere.
