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We have ready investors, and everyone is ready to come to the table and make this deal happen. Why do we need an Accredited Investor Affidavit? It takes money to make money, so the saying goes, and not so long...

Congratulations! You’ve come up with a brilliant business idea selling a much-needed product or service. You have partnered with a person or people you share a vision with who you know will help the business grow and you all agree...

To Patent or to Patent Pending/Provisional Patent… that is the question. How many hours have you put into the design of your idea? How many exciting revisions have been made to fine tune and make possible the ideal product? How...

Much like the time, careful consideration, love, and effort you put into naming new humans you have created or new furry four-legged companions you adopt, naming a business is no small feat. This is your baby, and you want that...

Trust us, you need a Trust. You’ve started a business and have been savvy enough to set it up with your attorney as an LLC with an operating agreement in place. You’ve legally separated your personal and business liabilities, but...

Mergers and acquisitions are part of a complex legal landscape, and it is crucial to keep up to date on the relevant laws. For instance, any changes to tax codes could have a significant impact on a potential business combination....

Whether in a public or private setting, understanding the laws behind recording someone without their permission is vital to ensure that you are doing the right and responsible thing. Wherever you go in public, there is the risk of being...

Starting a business you’re passionate about is an exciting journey. However, getting your business started can be a daunting task and many entrepreneurs may not know where to start. If you’re looking to start your own business, it’s wise to...

Your relationship status does not determine whether or not you need a will. Most people should have a will. Even if you are single, a will can help determine who will get your assets (home, business, pets, etc.), name a...

In an irrevocable trust, its terms cannot be changed or terminated without the permission of the grantor's named beneficiary. Once the grantor places an asset in an irrevocable trust, it cannot be revoked because it is seen as a gift...