Planning for the future is crucial, especially when it comes to ensuring the smooth transition of your business and protecting your personal assets. In California, business succession planning…
Why Should You Operate as a Corporation or Limited Liability Company (“LLC”)? Many small businesses operate as “Sole Proprietors” or “General Partnerships” with acceptable limits of insurance. However,…
In the bustling heart of San Francisco, where innovation and diversity thrive, professionals are constantly seeking the perfect workspace that not only caters to their business needs but…
The advantages and disadvantages of a partnership are important factors to consider when forming a business entity. A few partnership benefits include the flexible structure and favorable tax…
Contracts are the foundation for many businesses. You have contracts with customers, clients, vendors, employees, and others. However, one of the important responsibilities businesses have is to monitor…
Starting a business is a thrilling endeavor and a time when new opportunities abound on the horizon. During the startup process, new and seasoned entrepreneurs can make mistakes…
A Master Services Agreement (MSA) is an agreement that governs the business and legal association between parties. Unlike a standard contract, an MSA covers the entire relationship when…
Before you sign the paperwork to buy an existing business, consider following a checklist to make sure you think about all of the legal and financial considerations. There…
When one partner wants to leave a business, he or she may have many legal questions. One especially important question is how to properly value the company and…
People commonly feel simultaneously thrilled and overwhelmed when starting their businesses. Those who are serious about business growth and prosperity often have more on their plate than they…
Employee Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) are agreements between employers and employees that prohibit either party from disclosing information regarding the other party without permission. They are used in many…
Business owners and entrepreneurs form corporations and LLCs as protection from debts tied to the business. However, piercing the corporate veil can make these individuals liable for debts…
