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Over Fifty Percent of ALL Civil Litigation is for Breach of Contract Cases! That’s a wild number, given all the ads for personal injury lawyers and divorce attorneys that we see! Since it’s so common, we all need to get...

You have likely heard as a business owner that on January 1, 2024, there is a new reporting obligation that goes into effect that applies to many business owners nationwide. This report was put into effect by the Financial Crimes...

Converting between a C-Corporation and an S-Corporation in Atlanta can significantly impact a company's tax structure, shareholder requirements, and overall business operations. Understanding the eligibility criteria, and legal obligations involved in this conversion is essential to optimize financial and operational...

Demand letters are a crucial legal instrument that individuals and businesses employ to assert their rights, seek resolution, or demand compensation for various grievances. In this article, we'll delve into the essential aspects of demand letters, shedding light on their...

Starting a business in Georgia, a state known for its business-friendly environment and diverse economic opportunities, can be a rewarding endeavor. However, like any entrepreneurial journey, it comes with its own set of challenges and potential pitfalls. We will explore...

Google Ads is set to roll out significant updates to its trademark policy, ushering in a new era of brand protection and advertising regulations for its users. These upcoming changes will impact how advertisers can use trademarked terms within their...

Whether prompted by shifting business priorities or financial challenges, understanding the dissolution steps is essential for business owners seeking to properly wrap up their LLC. This article offers a step-by-step guide on how to dissolve an LLC in Georgia, encompassing...

We get asked this all the time, and like most legal answers, “it depends.” What does it depend on? A bunch of factors such as: What sort of contract did you sign? Is a non-compete enforceable against you? What state...

When the CARES Act was passed in April 2020, the Employee Retention Credit (ERTC) was included but did not receive much attention. However, the program has undergone significant changes since December 2020, leading to a lot of confusion and misinformation...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has recently targeted non-compete clauses, referring to these provisions as an “exploitative practice that undermines a 109-year-old law prohibiting unfair methods of competition.” The document set forth on January 5, 2023 proposes that the Non-Compete...