If we incorporate our sole proprietor business....what does that protect?
Incorporating, forming an LLC, or establishing another type of entity will generally protect the company from the owner's liabilities. In fact,...
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Incorporating, forming an LLC, or establishing another type of entity will generally protect the company from the owner's liabilities. In fact,...
If you signed the lease together (ie, not two separate leases signed individually), you likely have joint and several liability, meaning that the...
Probably not, provided you acted in good faith. However, be aware that just because they don't have a valid claim doesn't mean they can't bring an...
You mention an "LLC Partnership" which is a bit unclear. There are numerous forms of business entities, but I am unaware of an LLC Partnership...
You would likely have a difficult time pursuing an action against her for the vehicle issue, but an attorney with additional information could give...
You can certainly form either for your purposes. Generally, an LLC would be easier to establish and run, but there are some instances where a...
I would be shocked if the contract you signed with the alarm company did not have a substantial limitation of liability provision, which would...
Probably not, barring any other documentation stating the fee.
It will make it substantially easier for you if you gave notice at the time that you were not going through with the contract for the reasons...
Do you have a buy-sell agreement or shareholder agreement? These are very important agreements to have in corporations and LLCs. Bylaws may also...