Up and Running
SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
Please consult with an attorney before making any intellectual property or other legal decisions. Does your business have intellectual property? If someone asked whether or not your business has Intellectual Property (IP) and your answer is “I do not know” or “I doubt it,” you are not alone.
The Startup Magazine
APRIL 2, 2020
There will be plenty of it early and often during your entrepreneurial journey, but rather than look at it as a headache you should consider the many ways in which it will help protect you, your family, and the company as a whole. Personal asset liability protection is not ironclad. Protect your intellectual property.
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Up and Running
JULY 28, 2022
Limited liability company (LLC) – A structure that combines the characteristics of both corporations and partnerships. It protects owners from their debts or liabilities, and each owner has to include a share of the profits/losses in their personal tax returns. Secure your intellectual property.
YoungUpstarts
OCTOBER 24, 2017
For example, an attorney can assist with issues concerning corporate formation (such as the pros and cons of corporations, limited liability companies and other structures) that may impact liability. Protect your company’s customers, employees and intellectual property.
YoungUpstarts
MAY 17, 2020
Some would need insurance that protects their legal interests while others would need insurance that protects their rights to services or intellectual property. The owners, called stockholders, enjoy limited liability but, at the same time, have limited involvement in the company’s activities.
YoungUpstarts
FEBRUARY 28, 2020
When you add in legal considerations such as assets, debt liability, and intellectual property (IP) protection it becomes clear that you have a lot to think about before making the choice that’s right for you. Limited Liability Company (LLC). The Most Common Business Entity Forms. Sole Proprietorship.
YoungUpstarts
JANUARY 10, 2020
Conduct due diligence to ensure the name of the business isn’t in defilement of any kind of trademark or other intellectual property rights. The options are a sole proprietorship, a general partnership, a limited partnership, a limited liability company (LLC) and corporations (S, C and professional corporations).
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