Here is Part II of my answers to top ten questions I get asked by a clients or a colleagues. 6. I understand that if I organize my business as an LLC, I will not be able to provide my employees with options or some other form of equity participation. Is that correct? No. LLCs [...]
As I have practiced over the years, I have heard some of the same questions over and over again from both colleagues and clients relating to business entities; that is, how do they differ and why when to use one type of entity over another. Here are some answers to top ten questions I get [...]
Planning the Investigation A. Establishing Independence and Neutrality The most important early step to take in the investigation process is to make certain that your independence and neutrality are established among the players in the investigation. This independence often must be established with both the employer (possibly your client or your supervisor) and with the [...]
As a general rule, when one corporation sells or otherwise transfers all of its assets to another corporation, the purchasing corporation is not liable for the debts and liabilities of the selling company unless the debts are specifically assumed by the purchaser.
When you are paying for advice listen to it! Recently I had a client who was working as a pharmacist for huge retail chain and just could not stand it any more so he wanted to buy a pharmacy. We came across what initially looked like a great deal—the seller had just been through a [...]