• LEGAL DEPARTMENT

• Changes in Bankruptcy Laws

  Today you will find in the USA that there have been some major changes made in respect to the country's bankruptcy law. Therefore for all Americans today it is i

• READ THIS BEFORE YOU ENTER INTO A LEASE AGREEMENT FOR YOUR STORE

  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

• 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'

• What To Do If The IRS Threatens to Garnish Your Pay Check

  One of the hardest entities to go up against is the federal government. If you are unfortunate to be behind in your taxes, the government has a load of resources to use against you.

• BUSINESS LAW: DISPUTES AND LITIGATION CONSIDERATIONS

  In this day and age it is totally normal in business for a occasional disputes to occur between customers, suppliers, competitors and employees. A good way to make disputes a lot less stressful is to ensure that you have a decent dispute procedure firmly in place before you begin trading. By having a dispute system

• 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

• 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