Vancouver, WA
Business Lawyer at Vancouver, WA
Practice Areas: Business, Construction & Development, Real Estate
If you wish to file a claim against the bond of an electrical or telecommunication contractor, you must follow a slightly different procedure than you would if you were filing a claim against a the reg...
See Full GuideSo you have reviewed the pros and cons ofseveral business structures and decided to form a Corporation. Now what? Here's a step-by-step guide to form yourCorporation. It is highly advisable that you co...
See Full GuideLimited Liability Company A Limited Liability Company, or LLC, is one of the most popular business entities and with good cause. A LLC consists of one or more members who may be individuals or othe...
See Full GuideC-Corporation A C-Corporation is typically formed if you are starting a large organization with a large amount of employees that needs to raise a large amount of capital. A C-Corporation is also typi...
See Full GuideGeneral Partnership A general partnership is also not a legal entity and does not need to register with the Washington Secretary of State. A general partnership is composed of two or more persons who...
See Full Guide1) First, determine the appropriate business entity for your company. Most construction companies in Washington are either a Limited Liability Corporation or an S-Corporation although your options inc...
See Full GuideWho must have a bond? All contractors operating within the State of Washington must register with the Contractors Section of Department of Labor Industries. RCW 18.27.040(1); WAC 296-200A-025. All re...
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See Full GuideWhether you are an owner, contractor or subcontractor, it pays to know your lien rights. ...
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