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• 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
• Registering Your Trademark
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Protect Your Business from Winter Lawsuits
Depending on where you live, the winter months can be long, cold and snowy. Even in milder climates, a large snow or ice storm can have a big impact on your busines... More
Partnership Agreements
A partnership agreement is a relationship between individuals or organizations. Parties involved should be in close cooperation and share responsibilities. A partnership agreement isn'... More
Should You Register As Sole Proprietor?
Do you know what sole proprietorship is?A sole proprietorship is a business which has only one owner. It is a "sole" proprietor in the... More
Do You Need A Tax Attorney
Taxes are not voluntary. The law of the land stipulates that each entity irrespective of whether a business or individual is needed by law to file tax returns. The businesses in particular must pay up t... More
PROTECTING YOUR CORPORATE NAME FROM INFRINGEMENT
Imagine this: you want to sell widgets, and you’ve chosen the perfect name for your brand new widget business. You’ve made the name original and yet homey, easy to say, hard to forget, and you’ve checked databases everywhere to make sure tha... More
LLC or Inc. - Setting Up Your Business
As a business attorney, I have helped countless clients form companies over the years. However, as the times are changing, many people have be... More
BUSINESS LAWSUITS...TO SUE OR NOT TO SUE?
It is not always easy to make a decision when it comes to filing a lawsuit against a debtor. Before one can choose whether or not to sue, they should know whether the debtor has sufficient assets to secure payment or if the debtor has existing liabilities, judgments, and liens. The simplest and most comprehensive way to achieve this is by con... More