Cowan Law PLLC is a boutique, multi-disciplinary, client-centered law firm based in Texas born from a desire to bring value to clients by
focusing our resources on specialized and complementary areas of business and tax law to serve our clients as a trusted business advisor.
The skillful practice of business law is expansive—encompassing areas of law such as corporate governance, intellectual property, securities, tax, and M&A. Businesses of all sizes and stages of maturity require knowledgeable and forward thinking legal counsel capable of delivering results. Cowan Law PLLC is well-positioned to handle your business’s legal needs throughout its life cycle. Our representation begins with a thorough understanding of your business, your competition, and the market. Recognizing no two businesses are alike, we take a custom approach to your legal matters. The only constant is change—regulatory, legislative, and judicial developments significantly impact your business. Fluctuating legal and economic climates demand a proactive and insightful team of professionals determined to place your business on a secure and prosperous trajectory.
The United States of America has long been regarded as a nation that values business and economic freedom and is perennially ranked amongst the top countries in “ease of doing business” terms. The United States of America benefits from a strong and stable federal and State level judicial system and a close adherence to the Rule of Law; providing all persons, institutions, and entities — public and private, including the State itself — accountability under the laws that are publicly promulgated, equally enforced, and independently adjudicated. In order to manage its vast and complex economy the United States of America also has a voluminous and complex tax system.
Douglas Cowan advises clients on business and tax transactional matters — domestic and international tax (inbound and outbound). He graduated from St. Mary’s School of Law and obtained his Master of Laws degree in taxation from the Georgetown University Law Center.
