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If you want to be a business owner, you may think you only have one option: Start the business you want to run. And this is certainly the path that many people choose. However, the truth is that you have many choices, including buying a company that is already in...
Civil court judges have all of the necessary authority to solve your contract dispute with another business or vendor. Sometimes, you will have no choice but to go to court over contract issues. When another party breaches their agreement with you, you will probably...
Starting a company isn’t easy. One of the greatest things about America is that anyone has the opportunity to start a business and carve out a career for themselves, but the other side of that coin is that you’re going to face a lot of competition from others who are...
You built your company from the ground up. You made it a success. But that was many years ago. Now you’re thinking that the company can succeed – and maybe even do better -- without you. Is it time to leave? You could finally take a vacation without being glued to...
In an article here on our blog earlier this year, we wrote about how important it is for every employer to outline a sexual harassment policy in their employee handbook and have an established protocol to follow to address sexual harassment complaints. There are also...
When an employer fires an employee, it is not only an economic hardship at the moment, but it can also have long-term implications on their future prospects of finding employment. However, not all terminations are lawful -- even for at-will workers. If an employer...
Converting your private company to a public one that can be listed on the stock exchange and draw investors is time consuming, expensive and complicated. A reverse merger may offer an alternative approach that could ease the way. What’s a reverse merger? A reverse...
In a post here on our blog last year, we referenced the many different corners from which a business can face litigation. Those sources included the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), competition, employees, clients, the authorities and workplace safety officials. The...
Some jobs come with the expectation of tips. Servers, for example, often make a low wage and need to earn tips to meet the minimum wage. In Florida, tipped employees must make $5.63 per hour or more as their base pay. The state minimum wage of $8.65 per hour. The...
The employment contract that your business drafts can help protect your company or leave it vulnerable to misconduct by your employees. Many contracts focus on what the company will do for the worker and what they expect the worker to do for them, but others including...
