Cooperative Law

Cooperatives face unique legal challenges that only an experienced cooperative law firm can manage. Understanding your industry and unique services requires a team of legal experts who can find creative and cutting-edge solutions. Boring + Taylor is that team.

Boring + Taylor is a leading cooperative law firm serving clients across New Palestine and Indianapolis, Indiana. We know that having a successful business or agricultural cooperative means starting with a solid foundation. This foundation consists of

• Laws & legal documents
• Organizational definitions
• Operational rules & associations
• Marketing agreements
• Policies
• Bylaws

All of which Boring + Taylor attorneys can help set up for you and your cooperative goals.

Cooperatives of All Shapes and Sizes Exist

Cooperatives are established for a variety of reasons, but one of the most important ones is that they are set up to benefit people who use its services. Boring + Taylor works with agricultural cooperatives and other cooperative entities around Indianapolis and New Palestine.

Some of the other goods and services that fall under cooperative law include:

• Utilities
• Insurance
• Child care
• Preschools
• Health care
• Food
• Equipment
• Legal services
• Employment services

No matter what you’re looking for when it comes to cooperative law, make sure you turn to a legal team that knows what they’re doing! Contact Boring + Taylor today!

Why Boring + Taylor

Boring + Taylor’s attorneys know what it’s like to both run and defend a business and cooperative group. Throughout his professional career, Mike Boring has represented and counseled clients in the New Palestine and Indianapolis area on legal matters from business formation to contract negotiation to family farm succession to estate planning.

When he’s not winning cases in court, he manages the family farm just outside of Shelby County. As the 6th generation to farm this land, he is as committed to his Indiana agribusiness as he is to his cooperative law and other legal cases.