Business Law
What is a Shell Company?
A shell company is an entity that does not have any active business operations or significant assets. Most people believe
Eric Gros-Dubois August 27, 2021
Business Law
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Business Law
How Do Exclusive Distribution Agreements Work?
An exclusive distribution agreement is a contract between a supplier and a distributor. The distributor agrees to be the sole
Eric Gros-Dubois August 11, 2021
Business Law
What are Reg A+ Offerings?
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Regulation A+ (RegA+) is known as a “Mini IPO.” Under RegA+, companies can raise
Silvino Diaz July 15, 2021
Business Law
How Do S-Corporation Distributions Work?
How Do S-Corporation Distributions Work? S-Corporation owners can take money out of their company in a variety of ways. For
Eric Gros-Dubois July 12, 2021
Business Law
How Can Partnerships Satisfy Tax Capital Reporting Requirements?
A partnership capital account shows the equity in a partnership that is owned by each partner. The account typically records
Gabriella Ledbetter June 15, 2021
Business Law
Fiduciary Duties of Title Insurance Agents
Title insurance agents owe their clients the fiduciary duties of loyalty, disclosure, care, and confidentiality. They must always act with
Silvino Diaz June 11, 2021
Litigation
What is the statute of limitations on a Defamation claim?
Defamation is defined as the act of damaging another individual’s good reputation or character, which is typically categorized into slander
Eric Gros-Dubois June 10, 2021
Franchise Law
What Is the Difference Between a Franchise and An Authorized Dealer?
Oftentimes people use the words dealer and franchise interchangeably, however, there are notable differences between the two. Franchises are agreements
Eric Gros-Dubois June 10, 2021
Business Law
Do you have questions about the Second Round of PPP Loan Forgiveness?
Did you receive a PPP Loan during the second round of disbursements? Are you not sure how PPP Round 2
Eric Gros-Dubois June 8, 2021
Business Law
What is a Credit Card Surcharge?
When you pay for goods or services using a credit card, the merchant is charged a “swipe fee” or “interchange
Eric Gros-Dubois June 4, 2021
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