Legal Issues Resources

If you operate your business as an LLC or corporation (depending on the state in which your company is registered), you may need to publish an annual report.

An ACORD certificate is proof that you have the amount and kind of liability insurance the client requires for the project. Learn what you need to do. Read more

Business insurance can make all the difference in landing a huge project or convincing a customer to choose your business over your competition.

An explanation of franchising vs. licensing, with advantages and disadvantages of each to help entrepreneurs make wise business decisions.

Since where you incorporate can have real ramifications for your company, let’s look at some of the myths and realities of out-of-state incorporation.

As an employer, you’re responsible for understanding and upholding legally allowed absences. Which ones do you know about? And is your business in compliance? Read more

The series LLC consists of divisions (somewhat like mini-LLCs) under a single master or parent LLC. What purposes do series LLCs serve? Read more

What’s the difference between an S Corporation and a C Corporation? Read this blog to learn whether an S Corp or C Corp is the best fit for your small business.

Every retailer selling goods over state lines should understand modern interpretations of nexus and what it means for their business.

A business contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties, but do you the essential parts of any business contract?

There are many reasons to close your business, not all of which are related to failure. Whatever the cause, there is a proper procedure for LLC dissolution. Read more

Every business should have a buy-sell agreement from day one. It sets fair value for an individual's share in the company to prevent possible legal conflicts.