Charles McCauley, III Bio

Charles (“Max”) A. McCauley III is a principal attorney of Offit Kurman’s business law and transaction practice group with extensive business experience. He is regarded as his clients’ outside general counsel. On a daily basis, he provides legal advice and business advice and assists his clients in making complex business decisions as a valuable member of their team. His extensive business, corporate, tax, employment, real estate, and litigation experience assists clients in achieving their objectives. Clients rely on Max to use litigation as a key resource to achieve their business objectives, as and when needed. This blend of experience uniquely qualifies Max to provide steadfast counsel to businesses on all legal issues they face.Prior to joining the firm, Max practiced at a Delaware law firm. In this capacity, he focused on litigation and advisory matters relating to Delaware corporations and alternative entities, including counseling corporations and other entities and their directors and members on corporate governance and fiduciary duties, mergers and acquisitions, poison pills, appraisal cases, books, and records demands, stock option grants, tax matters, and trust litigation. Max has served as General Counsel for a multinational group of nine businesses spanning the healthcare, information technology, manufacturing and international industries with hundreds of employees in numerous countries and offices in King of Prussia, PA, USA and Shanghai, China. He has also served as outside in-house counsel to businesses in the trucking, warehousing, stone, real estate development, medical services, and telecommunications industries. Before becoming a lawyer, Max managed his family's trucking and warehousing business in Western Pennsylvania. He is viewed by many of his clients as their outside general counsel and has proven to be a valuable resource and reliable member of their teams. Max is accessible and responsive to his client's needs, whether to answer a simple question or advise on complex litigation or transactional issues.