By The Strong Firm P.C. | Published May 27, 2014 | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a comment
It is very common for clients to ask us how often they need to review their estate plans or update their documents. Every client’s situation is unique, so it is difficult to establish hard and fast rules as to when reviews or changes are needed. Typically, a review of your estate plan is prompted by Read More
Read MoreOne of the most common questions we hear when a client is starting a new business is “How can I make sure that I am protected from liability?” This critical question should be asked when considering any new business venture. The most effective method of limiting one’s liability in a new business venture is by Read More
Read MoreBuying and Selling a Business Sharing Future Risk and Reward with an “Earn Out” In many transactions for the purchase or sale of a business, due to the uncertainty of future value that often comes with such transactions, we often use a tool called an “Earn Out” as a technique to allocate future risk and Read More
Read MoreSo, you’ve decided to go into business. You’ve locked down your startup funds, and you’ve laid out the perfect business model. But what are you going to call yourself? You want something catchy and distinctive, and you want people to like it. But can you call your business anything you want? The answer is simple—no—but Read More
Read More