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- Maryland
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Lorenzo Bivans serves as a Director at Frost Law, where he represents business owners in transactional matters and tax planning. He advises clients on mergers, acquisitions, dispositions, joint ventures, and the formation and restructuring of business entities, providing strategic guidance that integrates both legal and tax considerations.
Before joining Frost Law, Lorenzo was Senior Counsel in Rosenberg Martin Greenberg’s Business Planning and Transactions and Tax and Wealth Planning groups, where he focused on the structural and tax aspects of complex business transactions. He also served as in-house counsel in the energy and defense industries at Exelon and Lockheed Martin and has practiced at both major and mid-sized firms. Lorenzo has extensive experience in federal tax planning, including renewable energy credits and other tax incentives, as well as related state and local tax issues. He also tracks federal legislative developments, IRS and Treasury guidance, and industry initiatives to provide forward-looking, technically informed advice.
Barred in Maryland and the District of Columbia, Lorenzo is a current member of the American Bar Association, the National Bar Association, and the Maryland State Bar Association. He also serves on the Boards of Directors for Maryland Legal Aid and the Maryland Center for Legal Assistance. Known for his practical, results-driven approach, he helps clients navigate complex business transactions and the legal and financial considerations of growth, restructuring, and strategic planning.
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- American Bar Association
- National Bar Association
- Maryland State Bar Association
- Boards of Directors for Maryland Legal Aid and the Maryland Center for Legal Assistance
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