More and more, transactions between small businesses and their customers, vendors, and service providers occur online rather than on paper. Yet some feel uneasy about the enforceability of these electronically-signed documents. Is an
Part 2: Voluntary Transfers In this 3-part blog series, we’re discussing a variety of aspects to consider when transferring membership interests in an LLC. Check out our overview blog on this topic before
Part 1: An Overview Say you are a member of an LLC, meaning you own membership interests in it. But what if you want to leave the LLC? What if you get a
Everyone wants to be the good guy. As a business owner, being the “good guy” by engaging your business in the local community through volunteerism and charitable giving can have a positive impact
Operating your business without a business plan is like going to the grocery store hungry and without a list. You end up with more than you need or want in your cart. On
For many, owning your own business is the essential American dream. What starts as an idea can grow into a business plan, but there are a lot of financial and legal considerations you
Marital status can impact your S Corporation more than you may realize. Before starting your business or changing its status, make sure you’re aware of all the implications this has for you and
With the fall season approaching, and everyone getting refocused on school and work, it’s an excellent time to review your legal affairs as well. To help you do this, we’ve provided a checklist
Being active on social media is hardly a choice anymore for any sized business – even small ones. Nowadays having a Facebook or Instagram or Twitter account is basically a given. After all,
For most businesses, some kind of growth is usually the goal. The problem becomes that when you grow your business, it can become harder to step away from that business for your own
