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This article discusses the process by which a person may involuntarily dissolve a corporation in California due to shareholder deadlock. A California corporation can be
Every single one of us wants to save money on taxes. The problem is, most of us don’t know how or we wait too long
Nearly half of all small businesses in the United States are run from home, and that number is growing as the population ages and makes
A Phantom Stock Agreement may be an attractive alternative to traditional Stock Option Plans for the business owner who wants to reward key employees for
Non-solicitation clauses are typically found within employment agreements or non-compete agreements (discussed here), but can be self-supporting agreements separate and appart from employment or non-compete
Occasionally, a client asks whether s/he should incorporate outside of California, such as establishing their business as a Delaware corporation or Nevada corporation. Delaware corporations
A non-compete agreement is a contract between a company (corporation, LLC, partnership, etc.) and an owner, employee, or independent contractor that seeks to prevent the
Every business with two or more owners, whether it be a C-Corporation, S-Corporation, Limited Liability Company (LLC), or Partnership, should strongly consider having a Buy-Sell
Controversy recently sparked in the Central Valley (and then the nation when the story went viral) in response to this Facebook post by Turlock resident
The LLC in California, short for Limited Liability Company, has become a very popular legal structure for small business owners as well as larger operations.
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