Business Law
Eric Gros-Dubois
July 25, 2024
Corporation
Business Law
Should you Lease Property to a Business?
Saving money on taxes is a great incentive to consider leasing your assets to a corporation. It is common for shareholders of corporations to lease real estate, equipment, and other property, such as vehicles, to the corporation, either directly or indirectly.
Eric Gros-Dubois
March 16, 2020
Business Law
What to Think About when Starting a Small Business
Starting a new business can be scary with all of the legal issues that arise, the taxes one may incur, the fear of losing money invested, etc. To deal with these issues, it is best you consult an attorney to ensure all of your questions are answered and there are no hidden surprises.
Eric Gros-Dubois
March 3, 2020
Business Law
Can a Florida Law Firm Operate as an LLC? Can I convert my PLLC to a PA?
“Lawyers may practice law in the form of professional service corporations, professional limited liability companies, sole proprietorships, general partnerships, or limited liability partnerships organized or qualified under applicable law.”
Eric Gros-Dubois
February 13, 2020
Business Law
S-Corporations with Disproportionate Distribution
The general rule is that distributions from S-Corporations to shareholders should be proportional to each shareholder’s ownership interest.
Eric Gros-Dubois
January 15, 2020
Business Law
Dissolving a Delaware Corporation
Corporations lean on Delaware’s favorable business laws when it is time to incorporate their business. However, what happens when you want to dissolve your Delaware corporation?
Eric Gros-Dubois
January 10, 2020
Tax Law
Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds
The first Opportunity Zones were designated on April 9, 2018. To date, the Treasury Department has certified more than 8,700 Opportunity Zones spanning 50 states, the District of Columbia, and five U.S. territories qualifying for the aforementioned tax benefits.
Eric Gros-Dubois
January 9, 2020
Business Law
What is a Corporate Monitor in Florida?
Monitors are usually appointed to perform a specific set of duties, and often only have a single-purpose duty. Corporate monitors only supervise rather than manage. Specifically, the Department of Justice has stated that the scope of the monitor ship should be tailored to address the specific issues and concerns that created the need for a monitor.
Eric Gros-Dubois
January 9, 2020
Business Law
How can Foreigners Start a Business in the United States?
Starting a new business in the US can be intimidating, especially for those that are not US residents. However, starting
Eric Gros-Dubois
October 21, 2019
Business Litigation
What is Florida’s Uniform Trade Secrets Act?
Florida, among 48 states, has adopted its version of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act known as FUTSA. The purpose of the Act is to ultimately protect one’s intellectual property, ideas and certain types of confidential information.
Eric Gros-Dubois
September 18, 2019
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