Company Secretarial software is used by in-house legal departments to keep on top of corporate records and other filings required to maintain compliance with various regulations. This type of software is also used to share information wi...
Learn about how to get your company prepared for GDPR and CCPA
Starting a business requires many steps, and takes hard work and dedication. This guide covers ten things you should think about to increase your chances of success.
If you are starting a business, it’s important to understand your federal, state, and local tax requirements.
An overview of the licenses and permits needed to start a business.
A guide to when and why to form a corporate entity, selecting the right corporate form, and other things to think about when creating a legal entity.
This checklist provides an overview of issues to take into account when preparing a non-‐disclosure agreement. It provides an easy way to ensure that no important issues are overlooked.
All employers must ensure that Form I-9 is properly filled out for each employee.
This guide will give you a general overview of the legal complexities that can arise when using open source software.
Tax information for businesses & individuals
High-profile Uber and FedEx cases demonstrate how misclassifying workers as independent contractors instead of employees can threaten your company. Here’s everything you need to know.
The Founder's Pie Calculator is a handy tool to divide equity among founders that is both logical and fair.
Most startups, especially the ones pushing the envelope, are struggling to decide whether, when, and how to hire a full-time or part-time general counsel.
One of the first tough decisions facing startup founders is how to allocate equity among the founders, investors, directors, advisors, and employees.
According to the Small Business Administration's Office of Advocacy, in 2008 there were 29+ million small businesses in the United States, and half of all American workers were employed by small businesses.
If your business is involved in activities that are supervised or regulated by a federal agency (ex: selling alcohol, firearms, tobacco, commercial fishing, etc.), then it may be necessary to obtain a federal license or permit.
Your form of business (ex: sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, corporation) will determine which income tax return form you need to file.
Contract formation is one of the oldest forms of human interaction.
Going into business with a partner can be a great way to work. Two heads are often better than one.
This guide briefly outlines the existing law on arbitration agreements, and then identifies and explains 12 reasons why businesses should use them.
This guide covers trends in adjudications of multinational executives & managerial petitions for small and emerging businesses.
