In the first part of this blog series, we discussed types A, B, and C corporate reorganizations. The Internal Revenue Code provides other ways a company can be restructured. Types D, E, F, and G corporate reorganizations are four more options available under the...
A business continuity plan can help ensure your organization will keep running, despite any interruption. Whether there is a hurricane, pandemic, financial crash, earthquake, or other unforeseen circumstances, this document can help ensure you reduce downtime at your...
A business faces many threats. Those threats can be in the form of markets, competition, threats, or litigation. Those threats can also include natural disasters, power outages, and cyberattacks. While it is important to have a business continuity plan in place to...
A fiduciary duty is a legal obligation owed by corporate officers, directors, and partners to the company and its shareholders. Several fiduciary duties are imposed on these individuals — including the duties of loyalty, care, and good faith. While there are many ways...
Even when business partners have the best intentions, partnership disputes are not uncommon. Unfortunately, these conflicts can cause disruption to business operations and harm your bottom line. Whether a partner breached their...
Going public is a major milestone for a company. Going public is not for everyone, and one size does not fit all. Should you decide to go public, doing so comes with numerous benefits. The biggest advantage is being able to use the equity of your company as a form of...
