Legal Issues Resources

Feeling overwhelmed by labor law posting compliance? Not sure what’s necessary for your business right now? Here's how to keep up. Read more

To form a business, you must file a charter document with the Secretary of State. But what should you do if you want to move your business to another state?

Liability for business-related lawsuits is one of the biggest concerns for small business owners and freelancers. Read how you can protect yourself.

Small businesses must adhere to the same laws as multinational corporations, and no company is immune to legal issues. Learn more.

You put a lot of time, energy and effort into your business, so doesn’t it make sense to protect what you worked so hard to build? You need a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

When you form an LLC, you will need to transfer assets into the company in order to properly capitalize the business. Let's look at how transferring assets works.

Your business entity choice will then come down to a few factors: taxes, liability and business records. Read more

Stay grounded by following these simple steps to launch your small business, boost your sales and limit your liability. Read more

Put together a business estate plan that covers your company’s assets, trade secrets and organizational structure so that forces beyond your control don’t slow it down. Read more

Exiting a business requires filing paperwork to officially dissolve your business with the state and taking care of other legal and financial formalities.

A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) helps keep your business’s private information under wraps so that you’re the only one who capitalizes on your inspiration. Read more

Investing a little time and energy into what’s known as a buy-sell agreement can create rock-solid protections for your business in the face of life’s many changes. Read more