Tag: protecting your business
How Your Employees Can Help You Avoid Legal Problems
Posted on June 17, 2021
A business is only as strong as its employees. As a business leader it is crucial for you to ensure that employees understand what is expected of them. Failure to properly train your staff can lead to significant legal problems including allegations of discrimination and harassment. Preventing Sexual Harassment and Discrimination in Your Company Although more and more companies are making harassment and discrimination prevention a top priority, these issues are still at the forefront of many people’s minds. If you do not currently have an anti-discrimination policy and complaint procedure […]
How is a Business Affected by the Death of the Owner?
Posted on May 25, 2021
As a business owner, it is important to consider what will happen to your business if you were to pass away. While it is an unpleasant reality to consider, none of us know which day will be our last. Unexpected tragedies happen every day. Therefore, planning for what will happen to your business should you as the business owner pass away is crucial. A key element in this process is creating a comprehensive estate plan. What Happens to a Business if the Owner Dies or Becomes Incapacitated? As we have […]
Avoid These Common Business Planning Pitfalls
Posted on April 22, 2021
Failing to plan is planning to fail. We have all heard this adage, but it rings especially true for business owners. Starting a business or taking over an existing business is a thrilling move for a would-be entrepreneur. However, when eagerness leads to haste, it is surprisingly easy to make mistakes that have significant legal and financial implications. Proper business planning is key in setting your business up for continued success. For those who already own a business or who are in corporate leadership roles, it is also important to […]
Consider Adding Outsourced General Counsel to Your Company in 2021
Posted on February 9, 2021
Large corporations generally have at least one attorney, if not an entire legal team, working full-time to provide a wide range of legal services, including legal advice on issues such as contracts, asset protection, and liability. Such lawyers also provide immediate and trusted representation in any necessary legal proceedings. The vast majority of small businesses—and even most medium-sized companies—do not have the resources to hire an in-house attorney to offer guidance on everyday matters. However, businesses of all sizes still must deal with a variety of legal concerns, and if […]