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When two companies come together, they usually become much stronger financially. There can be numerous complications involved, however. Organizations might have different values or processes. These discrepancies can lead to adverse outcomes if manage does not handle...
Entrepreneurs want to share their brilliant ideas with others. While doing so may sound exciting, they may want to take caution. That’s because they don't want to jeopardize what they’ve worked tirelessly to create. Patents and copyrights can offer entrepreneurs some...
Sexual misconduct has become a controversial issue in the American workplace. As the MeToo movement has exposed influential figures and executives across multiple industries, employers are trying to find new ways to address and prevent sexual harassment. While state...
Employers can fire employees at any time for any reason. However, that doesn't always mean that employers can walk away from every termination quickly and easily. Often, they can get in trouble if they dismiss workers for reasons that violate federal or state laws. No...
One of the reasons Florida entrepreneurs merge with or acquire another business is to gain access to a lucrative inventory. Even if gaining ownership of inventory is not your prime goal, checking out the inventory of the business you want to buy is important....
In any Florida company with more than one owner, it may be reasonable to expect that one partner will withdraw from the business before the other. Whether it is because of poor health, unexpected family issues, retirement, a dispute between partners or some other...
A business owner planning to sell a privately held Florida company may come up against a number of different types of matters: legal, human resource-related, financial, business and intellectual property-related, to name a few. Per Forbes, here are some factors to...
Commercial leases and residential leases are considerably different. A business owner looking for a new location in Florida needs to be prepared to identify the type of lease and to negotiate terms. Per Forbes, here are the four basic types of commercial leases: Net...
Any time someone goes to work for a company in Florida, the relationship between the worker and the employer needs to be clearly defined. According to Chron.com, misclassifying a worker could lead to legal trouble for the employer. Identifying employees When a company...
As a business owner in Florida, you may have opted for business counseling when everything was first being established, but what about after that point? Do you still need counseling when you are already a well-established business? We at the Law Offices of Levi...