Legal documents your business needs
What legal documents does your business needs to work with outside parties like vendors, customers, landlords? I also talk about commercial loans and personal guarantees in this article and podcast.
What legal documents does your business needs to work with outside parties like vendors, customers, landlords? I also talk about commercial loans and personal guarantees in this article and podcast.
I discuss the difference between an employee and an independent contractor; what makes an employee “at will” or a contract employee.
In episode two I discuss how to work with partners and passive investors, what legal agreements your business should have in place. Have a listen
Episode one: Starting your business, what form should it take (corporation, LLC or other), what documents do you need to be able to work closely with your partners.
Risk mitigation legal strategies for your business. Don’t be left exposed to multiple liabilities that deplete and devalue your business. Find out more here:
What are LLC “Operating Agreements” and why do you need one? Short answer is the OA defines the rights and roles of the various owners and interest holders in a limited liability company. Who gets what, who can or can’t do what. It’s an agreement […]
Corporation or LLC: it’s a question I get all the time. The answer is not so simple as going down a checklist though. You need to consider many factors. Who will be making decisions. How profits will be split. What your personal tax situation is. […]
Money! Okay got your attention. The topic is how do you get money – profits – out of your business. It’s not as simple as sticking your hand in the register, or writing yourself a check, especially when there are multiple owners involved. There’s a […]
Does your business have a plan to continue operating if a key owner unexpectedly leaves? Don’t leave succession to chance. It’s not just for majority owners, but minority owners are served by having a plan in place.
What is your business’s interim succession plan when a key owner or manager leaves unexpectedly? Here’s some information to get you started.