Contracts are essential when operating a business. Whether dealing with a partner, an employee or a supplier, putting agreements in writing can save you from facing certain business conflicts and legal ramifications. One of the common business contracts is...
While many gifted entrepreneurs start out on their own, the majority of successful companies have a hierarchy and structure behind them. Your business means the world to you, and it can be difficult to accept that you need some help or that others could add value. ...
Part of your dream of owning your own business was knowing it could support your family now and into the future. You knew then that you wanted a family member to take over when you retire or pass away. Making a business part of your estate plan takes careful planning....
So, you are in “self-quarantine” or practicing “social distancing” but you have legal matters to address. What do you do – call a local lawyer or go online for services? Online legal services are a popular tool designed to save time and money, but are they a good idea...
A second marriage brings with it many changes. From name changes to beneficiaries, don't forget to add your Estate Plan and Will to the list of things that need to be updated. Listen to this week's Focus on Elder Law as Sherri discusses the things to consider with...
Doing business with a family member can often be as simple as a hand shake over dinner. But should it?? This week Sherri talked about some of the pit falls of doing business with family without consulting your attorney and when you should consider hiring...
The Misrepresentation Defense in Contract Litigation Imagine you and your colleague decide to go into a small business venture together, which all seemed a good idea at the beginning. You sign a contract with your colleague that he had put together. Things go well for...
