Michael Carroll
Founder of Irvine’s CorpGen Counsel
Irvine United States (California)
Professional Status
Employed
Available
About Me
The founder of CorpGen Counsel in 2005, Michael Carroll is an Irvine, California-based entrepreneur and lawyer. Over the past 15 years, Michael Carroll has served as managing partner of the Irvine-based firm, where he is an adviser and strategic partner to clients.
Working with firms at various stages of development, he provides cost and time-effective legal services. Through this work, he looks to overcome the challenges typically faced by executive management and entrepreneurs. Since establishing the firm, he has worked with privately-held and family-owned organizations alongside publicly-traded companies.
Before Michael Carroll moved to Irvine, he had an extensive legal career in New York City. A former senior vice president and general counsel at Medallion Financial Corp., he oversaw a massive reduction in external legal fees. He also advised the board of directors, chairman, and other stakeholders on numerous legal and business strategies.
An American University alumnus, Mr. Carroll has a bachelor of arts in political science. He subsequently attended St. John's University School of Law, where he earned his juris doctor.
Working with firms at various stages of development, he provides cost and time-effective legal services. Through this work, he looks to overcome the challenges typically faced by executive management and entrepreneurs. Since establishing the firm, he has worked with privately-held and family-owned organizations alongside publicly-traded companies.
Before Michael Carroll moved to Irvine, he had an extensive legal career in New York City. A former senior vice president and general counsel at Medallion Financial Corp., he oversaw a massive reduction in external legal fees. He also advised the board of directors, chairman, and other stakeholders on numerous legal and business strategies.
An American University alumnus, Mr. Carroll has a bachelor of arts in political science. He subsequently attended St. John's University School of Law, where he earned his juris doctor.
