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Helix Law Firm will strategically manage and develop client-specific solutions in order to assist with achieving your goals. Please feel free to contact us. At Helix Law Firm, we focus on Wills, Trusts, & Probate, Trademarks, Business Law, Real Estate, and Personal Injury, and we are here to listen to you and help you navigate the legal system. Helix Law Firm is committed to answering your questions about Wills, Trusts, & Probate, Trademarks, Business Law, Real Estate, and Personal Injury law issues in California.
We'll gladly discuss your case with you at your convenience. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.
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While running a business can be a good way to make a living, it also presents many opportunities for disputes, some of which can lead to costly and time-consuming litigation.
Most businesses will be involved in a disagreement with someone (or some entity) at some point.
Some disputes are small, while others have the potential to sink a company altogether.
However, there are many things you can do to prevent such problems.
And when they do arise, if you handle them carefully, you can greatly minimize the harm to your business.
Most businesses will be involved in a disagreement with someone (or some entity) at some point.
Some disputes are small, while others have the potential to sink a company altogether.
However, there are many things you can do to prevent such problems.
And when they do arise, if you handle them carefully, you can greatly minimize the harm to your business.
Going into business with others is kind of like getting married.
You have to make sure you're compatible, it takes hard work to be successful, and you don't know exactly what the future holds.
For this reason, just as some people choose to sign a prenuptial agreement when they get married, business owners often choose to sign a buy-sell agreement when going into business together.
Outside the business, each owner's life will have its ups and downs and twists and turns.
Various life events have the potential to disrupt the business.
You have to make sure you're compatible, it takes hard work to be successful, and you don't know exactly what the future holds.
For this reason, just as some people choose to sign a prenuptial agreement when they get married, business owners often choose to sign a buy-sell agreement when going into business together.
Outside the business, each owner's life will have its ups and downs and twists and turns.
Various life events have the potential to disrupt the business.
Purchasing a business is an exciting opportunity.
Rather than starting from the ground up, you have the benefit of continuing on with something that is already (hopefully) successful.
But you shouldn't just jump right in.
There are many prudent steps you can take to make sure you're making a good decision, and set your new business up to succeed well into the future.
After determining the type of business you want to buy and your objectives, as well as researching the market, the real estate situation, the area, and anything else relevant to your industry in general, you also need to research the particular business itself.
Rather than starting from the ground up, you have the benefit of continuing on with something that is already (hopefully) successful.
But you shouldn't just jump right in.
There are many prudent steps you can take to make sure you're making a good decision, and set your new business up to succeed well into the future.
After determining the type of business you want to buy and your objectives, as well as researching the market, the real estate situation, the area, and anything else relevant to your industry in general, you also need to research the particular business itself.
State and federal law, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), are designed to ensure access and protect against discrimination for people with disabilities.
These laws apply to businesses, landlords, and employers.
Because of the overlap, business owners have multiple areas of compliance to consider.
Disability access laws require facilitating access to your business for people with disabilities, and removing barriers.
What might be required in your case will depend on the type of business you run.
These laws apply to businesses, landlords, and employers.
Because of the overlap, business owners have multiple areas of compliance to consider.
Disability access laws require facilitating access to your business for people with disabilities, and removing barriers.
What might be required in your case will depend on the type of business you run.
Starting your business off on the right foot means doing some research and legwork beforehand.
Taking a little extra time to get everything done right helps lay a good foundation for the future success of your business.
In addition to the basics, such as determining a good product or service to offer and picking the right location, you need to form the proper business entity.
Setting up your business as its own entity, distinct from you, can provide many advantages, including liability protection, tax savings, and the projection of a professional image for your business.
Taking a little extra time to get everything done right helps lay a good foundation for the future success of your business.
In addition to the basics, such as determining a good product or service to offer and picking the right location, you need to form the proper business entity.
Setting up your business as its own entity, distinct from you, can provide many advantages, including liability protection, tax savings, and the projection of a professional image for your business.
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