Jun 6, 2019 | Business & Corporate
BY MATTHEW J. LAPOINTE, ESQ. and ANTHONY D. BARTIROME, ESQ. It is very common for a small business to be organized as a single-member limited liability company. The LLC affords liability protection to the owner without the formalities required by a corporation, such...
Nov 29, 2018 | Business & Corporate, Labor & Employment
In August 2018 the website “RevCycle Intelligence” reported that for the 15thconsecutive quarter private equity firms and other buyers announced over 200 healthcare merger and acquisition deals. Of course, many more deals were not announced publicly. A report from...
May 29, 2018 | Business & Corporate
Estella Havisham and Abel Magwitch each founded construction companies as C corporations in the mid-1980s, in similar but non-competing markets. In the early 2000s, Estella and Abel each decided that they wanted to retire and exit their businesses by 2010. In 2002,...
Dec 4, 2017 | Business & Corporate
Many business owners have only a vague idea of how they will exit from their current businesses. They have a general notion that when the time is right they will sell their business and retire or that their children will take over the business someday. Many business...
Oct 4, 2016 | Business & Corporate, Business Litigation
There are many issues to consider in deciding whether to include an arbitration clause in your standard contracts. However, if arbitration is right for resolving your business disputes, it is important that the arbitration clause is drafted properly to ensure it is...
Sep 10, 2014 | Business & Corporate, Estate Planning, Tax Law
While it is not uncommon for nonprofits to engage in business transactions with insiders, i.e., doing business with an entity related to a board member or officer of the nonprofit organization, it is important that the nonprofit engage in due diligence and strict...
