A Series LLC can be a viable alternative to a holding company or joint venture in states allowing Series LLCs, but businesses should exercise caution before operating a Series LLC in a state where they are not recognized.
Read MoreNon-competition, Non-solicitation, and Non-circumvention provisions frequently appear in employment agreements, but they also can be useful in joint venture agreements or in a contract for the sale of real estate or a business. Understanding the difference between these provisions and how each should be used is essential to protecting the parties' needs.
Read MoreFinCEN recently adopted a final rule implementing the Corporate Transparency Act. Although the rule doesn’t take effect until January 1, 2024, companies should start preparing now.
Read MoreBusinesses and real estate owners should evaluate their “green” projects to ensure that they have substance, aren’t greenwashing, and haven’t been derailed by unexpected circumstances
Read MoreThe United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently stayed application of OSHA's vaccine, testing, and mask mandate for private employers having more than 100 employees. However, the future for those mandates remains uncertain.
Read MoreAlthough the Securities and Exchange Commission's recent announcement that it will increase focus on ESG-related disclosures only applies to reporting companies, small businesses and private companies also can positively affect their communities and stakeholders with ESG initiatives.
Read MoreReal estate fund sponsors should establish policies and procedures and adapt their legal documents to prepare for the Corporate Transparency Act.
Read MoreThe newly-passed Corporate Transparency Act will require many small businesses and real estate investment to disclose their beneficial owners.
Read MoreEvery business should track images on its website or used in the business to assure that the business has the required licenses.
Read MoreThe Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a rule that would, under limited circumstances, allow unlicensed individuals to be compensated finders in certain securities transactions.
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