Frank Wolff’s practice includes representation of public, private and nonprofit corporations and business organizations. In addition, he practices in the antitrust and trade regulation area.

He regularly serves as general counsel for clients who do not choose to employ inside counsel, handling or supervising a variety of matters typically impacting private businesses. He has experience representing family and other closely-held businesses in instances where the interests of members of the family or other owners have come into conflict.

Mr. Wolff currently serves as general counsel of the Missouri Botanical Garden and the Missouri Historical Society and regularly advises Opera Theatre of St. Louis, The St. Louis Science Center and Webster University. He is experienced in the law of cultural organizations and state political subdivisions formed to administer them. He has served as a trustee of John Burroughs School and St. Louis Children’s Hospital and as a director of BJC Healthcare System. He counsels regularly on the application of the principles of Sarbanes-Oxley as they impact not-for-profit organizations and on executive compensation for not-for-profit executives.

Mr. Wolff serves as the Operations Partner for the firm and is a member of the firm’s four-member Management Committee. Prior to his present position he led the Business & Transactional Counseling section of the firm for eleven years.