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Businesses of all sizes rely on the strength of their contracts to provide a solid foundation for any interaction. Whether it is vendor contracts, business agreements or employment clauses, the organization must take care when drafting all types of documentation. No...
If you are thinking of starting a business, you are probably undecided about the structure you want your business to take. The truth is that there is no best choice, and it all depends on the nature of your business and the objectives you have in mind. The decision...
You never saw yourself as an entrepreneur, but when you realized that you had a service that could fill a gap in your local market, you decided to try to make your idea work. You may have little knowledge on how to set up a business or to help your start-up get off...
You and your business partner aren’t married to each other (and never will be), so why on earth should a prenuptial agreement be required before either of you tie the knot? It’s simple: You can’t rule out the possibility of love and marriage for either you or your...
Ensuring that your business is surrounded by people who want it to succeed is a crucial endeavor. Perhaps you have managed to establish the reputation and profitability of your business almost single-handedly, but at some point, you are likely to require some help....
Starting a business is an exciting time. You likely see this process as a major opportunity, although it also comes with certain risks. Many entrepreneurs starting a business will choose to create a limited liability corporation (LLC) as a means of protecting...
However large you hope your company will become, you start at the bottom. The first employee you hire is, in many ways, the most important. If you get your employment policies correct when starting your business, you create a solid base to build on. If you get things...
When you have a business dispute, it can affect your operating costs or your company's reputation. You obviously want to protect your business, which might inspire you to take steps that actually undermine the business's long-term success. For example, you might...
Many business owners start their companies on the side and then grow them over time. They can do this cheaply or for free, and they slowly put assets back into the company as it grows. However, this doesn’t work in all cases. If you’re starting a restaurant, for...
Your new business produces images and one-of-a-kind articles that define just what your business is. You may worry about finding out that someone has deliberately or accidentally stolen your intellectual property. “Intellectual property” may be anything intangible,...
