New York, NY
Corporate and incorporation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Internet ... +2 more
Corporate Entity Formation Whether you choose to go the C-Corp., the LLC, or the S-Corp. route (each has its pros and cons depending on your business model), we strongly (read: very very strongly) en...
See Full GuideProduct licensing agreements, whether the product is software, hardware, or simple consumer goods, center around two major legal areas: contract law and trademark law. The contract part of the agreem...
See Full GuideA United States trademark grants its owner the right to prevent others from using a confusingly similar mark in connection with similar goods or services. The cost of a trademark application can var...
See Full GuideWhat is intellectual property? Intellectual property is the intangible but valuable component of a business, a work of art, or even an idea. Intellectual property comes in three different forms: (1) Tr...
See Full GuideThere are several reasons why a business might decide to employ a non-disclosure or a non-compete agreement (collectively known as "restrictive covenants"): The business is engaged in work that gr...
See Full GuideLimited Liability Companies (LLCs) and S-Corps are business entities which are treated by the IRS as partnerships for tax purposes. They differ with respect to their corporate formalities, but both ent...
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