Small Business

It can be hard to think far ahead when starting a business or beginning a new business relationship. Yet, doing so will be crucial in the contracts you create. Here are some of the future areas to think about: 1. What happens if prices change? Running a successful...

You’re looking to start a small business, and you already have a partner and a business plan. The two of you are simply looking for some commercial properties that you can buy, that you can use as your new business headquarters. But when you find a property that seems...

Your small business is hitting better numbers than ever. Your staff are motivated and fulfilling your expectations of them. While these are positives, you want such factors to be sustained as you move your company to the next level. The morale of your staff will be...

Many businesses will be revising some of their standard contracts with the passage of a new law – one that brought together members of Congress who don’t agree on much of anything. The Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act of 2021...

A contract is an essential element of any business. It allows the business to make legally enforceable agreements so it can plan out specific actions with confidence that the other party is going to meet its end of the agreement.  However, a good business contract...

Starting your own business can be an exciting and often overwhelming process. There are so many decisions to be made when undergoing business formation. One aspect that many new business owners often struggle with is whether to use independent contractors, employees...

You have a commercial lease, you already likely pay a premium for your rental space. If you share parking lots, bathrooms or other facilities with neighboring tenants, you will likely have additional costs. Common area maintenance (CAM) fees are a way for a landlord...

One area you may overlook when starting a business is to draw up a succession plan. You might argue this is unimportant because it will be years before you can pass on the reins and retire to a Caribbean island. Yet, you could need someone to take over running your...

Home businesses are popular, and they usually start as small side projects. As they grow, however, they can turn into full-time businesses, even when they’re being run out of residential spaces. If you open a home-based business, are you going to run into some zoning...

For whatever reason, you and your business partners have decided that it’s time to retire the LLC that you worked so hard to build up from nothing. Your LLC probably has assets, such as office supplies and furniture, work equipment, vehicles, real estate and client...