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There are several ways to set up and run a company, and many business owners opt to form a partnership. A business partnership can be very useful because obligations can be shared. That being said, not all business partnerships run smoothly all of the time, and...
Investors looking to get into commercial real estate often create partnerships or new companies. After determining their long-term strategy, how many properties and what type of properties they plan to buy, many find one of the many Limited Liability Corporation...
Many companies across the United States have embraced non-compete agreements as a standard practice when onboarding a new employee. Those who leave may have also been asked to sign. Businesses may see departing staff as a threat because they can work for the...
The foundation of any business is typically contracts because they dictate the terms for practically everything. And, if you are involved in any business transaction, you need to know how to design, negotiate and execute a contract that protects your interests and...
People may love running their own company, but it sometimes makes sense to merge, sell or acquire another business. It may be a matter of pairing two companies in the same market to have a commanding presence. It could be a matter where the two entities have...
Many owners start their businesses from scratch, but sometimes buying a preexisting one can make more sense. The advantages can include strong brand recognition and an established customer base, avoiding a learning curve many new businesses face, and easier financing...
Every well-run business does due diligence before signing a business agreement with customers, employees or partners. Still, they may find themselves involved in a contract breach. Not every dispute involves litigation; ideally, the two sides can work out a solution,...
President Biden signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023 last December. This $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill funds the federal government's operations, but amidst the countless details are amendments to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 on mergers and...
With the great resignation of 2022, companies struggled to retain employees in this economic climate. Still, there are valid reasons why companies choose to dismiss employees. Some illegal grounds for dismissal include race, age, gender, religious beliefs, sexual...
The world of start-ups is said to be fast-paced, particularly for those involved in tech or rolling out innovative new products. Being there first can be important, but the rush to meet an arbitrary deadline can spell trouble further down the line. It can be...
