Business Law

You started your company with a business partner. To a large degree, you did this because you knew the business would need both of you to be successful. For instance, maybe you are an inventor who has created a product, and you’re working with a business partner who...

Launching a new venture can involve numerous critical choices that may shape your company's future. Many entrepreneurs could begin with a modest operation, adapting their approach as they grow and explore collaborative opportunities. These partnerships can offer...

When an employee reports workplace harassment, it means they could be at serious risk of harm. Employees can report workplace harassment to their employer. Employers have a duty to respond to harassment claims. If a harassment claim is not handled carefully, the...

In most municipalities, real estate has been fit into different zones. The three most common are residential, industrial and commercial. People who are buying properties in these areas can only use them in these specific ways. That’s why you typically don’t see...

While we may not realize it, contracts are a part of most of our daily activities. When a person orders groceries, they enter into a contract with the grocery store. Cable TV, utilities, broadband and other essential services all involve the use of contracts.  A...

Disputes are part of the business landscape, and how you and your partners handle them can affect the future of your business relationships. Traditional litigation can strain these relationships, while alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods offer a more amicable...

Finding defective or damaged goods/products during a quality control inspection can be devastating, as your supplier contract spells out the quality of the items you want.  So, what can you do if a supplier fails to observe this term? Here is what to consider: Request...

Choosing the right business structure is a crucial decision for entrepreneurs, impacting everything from tax liability to personal liability and the ability to raise capital. Many business owners find that a limited liability company (LLC) offers advantages over a...

Corporate maintenance is an umbrella term used to describe the ongoing tasks and obligations a corporation must fulfill to remain in good standing with state and federal regulations. This broad term covers a variety of activities, from the filing of annual reports and...

In today's highly competitive business landscape, protecting sensitive information and maintaining confidentiality has become crucial for companies of all sizes. As an employer, it is essential to safeguard your intellectual property (IP), trade secrets and...