After forming a limited liability corporation (LLC) in the state of New York, the entity must publish two separate public notices of their formation within 120 days. These publications need to take place in two different general circulation newspapers, one daily-circulation and one weekly-circulatio…Read More
Disputes with vendors, employees or customers are inevitable for most businesses. However, litigation for resolving such disputes can be both time-consuming and costly, resulting in time spent in court rather than in the office. As a result, most businesses seek alternative solutions such as arbitra…Read More
No matter the size or industry, running a business is incredibly difficult, and depending on how your company is formed, there are legal ramifications you must consider. This is why lawyers recommend that companies draft operating agreements for protection. In New York, it is recommended that every …Read More
One of the most important questions any small business owner should ask before forming an entity is what is the difference between an LLC and an S-corp? For the most part, the majority of business owners choose the entity that allows them to keep more money in their pocket. This post assumes that th…Read More
It takes a very entrepreneurial spirit and a real go-getter to get a small business up and running. A startup company is a very hard thing to get started. However, if you do it right, then you can be very successful with a startup. It is important to know all of the legal ins and outs of starting a …Read More