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• Finding The Right Attorney
• Changes in Bankruptcy Laws
• Do You Need A Tax Attorney
• What Is An LLC?
• The Law And Your Business
• Do's and Don'ts of Employee Firing
• Should You Register As Sole Proprietor?
• Shredding Documents In Your Business
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Sole Proprietor Downside
"Life is trouble; only death is not," comments Zorba the Greek in the novel by Nikos Katzanzakis.  I’ve heard many a business owner b... More
Bankruptcy Myths
Like most formidable situations, bankruptcy has earned its reputation based on very few truthful facts and too many false embellishments. The majority of the miseducation of the public has occurred since the current ban... More
5 Easy Steps To Trademark Registration
There are many small business owners that want to register a trademark to ensure that no one else can profit on their name or logo. However, many small business owne... More
All About LLCs
Generally, what does LLC stand for? LLC is an acronym generally connected with organizations and corporate organizations. It truly is an acronym which stands for "Limited Legal responsibility Company". That might be f... More
What Is An LLC?
Generally, what does LLC stand for? LLC is an acronym generally connected with organizations and corporate organizations. It truly is an acronym which stands for "Limited Leg... More
ENTERING INTO A LEASE FOR YOUR RETAIL STORE LOCATION
Who Pays When Operating Expenses Increase? Expense escalations are relevant when the landlord is paying a base level of expenses and when the tenant is paying expenses. With a typical gross lease, the landlord pays all expenses and the tenant pays expenses in excess of a base level. (Gross leases are atypical for... More
Preparing A Complete Business Plan
Introduction A business plan is a description of your business. To be complete your plan should describe: Your company and industry ... More