How do you reserve 20% of an LLC (start-up) to future investors when drafting the operating agreement?
I agree with my colleagues and will add the following: Multi-class LLCs are tricky (please see the post at the link below). The likelihood that...
Piedmont, CA
Business Lawyer at Piedmont, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation, Limited Liability Company (LLC)
I agree with my colleagues and will add the following: Multi-class LLCs are tricky (please see the post at the link below). The likelihood that...
I agree with Mr. Wittlin that you need to consult with a tax advisor who is familiar with both domestic and international tax issues. Two such...
The LLC should have its own EIN - please see the IRS link below for how to apply online. There is no reason to take on the identity risks...
In theory, you should pay the past-due amounts, plus interest and penalties, then dissolve the LLC. However, every year countless people in your...
The provision that you quoted has at least one deficiency: It does not assign intellectual property rights. The post at the link below includes...
I agree with my colleagues: Irrespective of whether you have incurred any legal liability, denigrating a competitor is an unprofessional,...
I agree with Mr. Doland. The post at the link below explains the reasons for, and implications of, suspension.
I agree with Mr. Doland (particularly as concerns the need for UK legal counsel for an investment in a UK entity) and will go one step...
I agree with my colleagues. You may find the post at the link below helpful.
I agree with my colleagues: There is no benefit to forming the LLC in Nevada (or Delaware) if it will be doing business in CA. You question...