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The Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program, administered by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), was a lifeline for many...

If you think you might be marketing your business for sale in the next 6-12 months, you should be looking at ways you can increase the...

No one goes through the work, risk, and sacrifice of starting a business without hoping it will last. Building something that endures is...

Business owners may face unforeseen personal liability risks related to unpaid wages and payroll taxes. In this article, we'll explore...

In today's digital world, businesses often use text messaging to communicate with their customers. Business owners often allow employees...

When you (or your employer) decide that your time with the company is over, you probably walk out without a final paycheck in hand. Many...

An all-too-common legal challenge we come across is one party refusing to pay another party for work or services rendered. Without legal...

As a business owner, your major asset and greatest source of income is probably your business. In many cases, your concern is to pass that productive asset to younger generations and provide a livelihood for family members. As with many things in life, those are goals that are easier said than done.  Succession planning for most small business owners is one of the most complex topics they’ll ever take on.  None of us are fond of thinking about our demise.  We likely put off

The 2023 Black Friday shopping extravaganza shattered records as consumers flocked to online platforms, generating an astounding $9.8...

Are you thinking about selling your business in 2024? Business sale activity has been down in 2023 but we see things heating up in 2024. ...

In light of a February 18, 2025 decision by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, BOI reporting requirements are...

Usually, you do not have the right to cancel a contract. Once you sign a contract, you are bound by it. Because most contracts cannot be...