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Starting and operating a business—whether a small business, startup, or government contractor—involves a myriad of risks, many of which can lead to costly and potentially damaging litigation. While ...

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Registering your business is a small but vital step on your journey to becoming an entrepreneur. You can typically do this yourself for free, but if you're worried about making a mistake or just want ...

What’s the Best Choice of Entity? When we work with founders to start their business, the question of which type of entity to form is often their first question. For many high-growth companies that ...

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When your business clients form a limited liability company or corporation — or they make certain changes to their entity — they may be required to publish a notice in a local or legal newspaper. Some ...

A new rule this year for business is carving out a new area of work for a boutique law firm – work that the firm says it is already largely prepared to shoulder. Business-entity formation and ...