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Whether you’re starting a business or simply reviewing and amending your employee contracts, you may want to consider adding a “morals clause.” They were once largely reserved for actors and athletes whose public words and behavior could have a significant financial...
Most jobs in Florida operate on an at-will basis, meaning employers and workers are free to end a relationship at any time for any legitimate reason. However, that does not mean your employer can terminate your employment for reasons that are prohibited by law. You...
Working from home has many benefits for your business and your employers. You may save money when you don’t need to rent an office space when a majority of your employees work online. Your employees may also work faster and more efficiently when they are in the...
A business partnership can provide a lot of unique opportunities. It can take a lot of time to discuss the intricacies of a business partnership agreement. Parties may need to negotiate what’s expected from each other, what each party gains from the partnership, how...
When two people are working together as business partners, it’s important for them to consider potential financial issues up front. This is why they may want to draft a partnership agreement, giving them the ability to define some of these payment options so that...
Selecting the best legal structure for your specific entrepreneurial vision is a foundational undertaking. It's a choice that will impact your new company’s tax obligations, your ability to raise capital, the level of administrative complexity you'll face, and,...
The thrill of starting a new business is undeniable, but do not let insurance matters fall by the wayside amidst the whirlwind of planning and preparation. While Florida boasts fewer mandatory insurance requirements than many other states, this does not equate to a...
A merger is when two companies are essentially being combined. They’re going to be operating as one business entity. The business owners likely think that this gives them some critical benefits, making the company stronger and better able to meet consumer demand. But...
A contract breach can be very harmful to your business. You signed the contract with another business owner, a supplier or some other type of entity. You expect them to uphold their end of the deal, and it could cause your company significant financial harm if they do...
If you’re leasing a space for your business property, it’s quite important to know exactly what is stipulated in that lease. This could have a major impact on how your business operates and how you budget for the space. One thing to consider is if it is a triple-net...