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The Worst Shareholder Structure

The Worst Shareholder Structure Dividing shares equally among founders may seem like the most straightforward option when forming a new business, but there are numerous risks to consider. By working with an experienced attorney, new… 

Share Structures

Class A and Class B Share Structures

Capitalizing on a new company can be a challenging process. The founders may lose control of their intellectual property if too much equity is distributed. On the other hand, if insufficient funding is secured, there’s… 

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Should Investors Get Board Seats?

Should Investors Get Board Seats? The success or failure of a new startup depends heavily on its board of directors. Therefore, entrepreneurs must be selective about giving board seats to investors. Each board member has… 

UCC Filing

What Is A UCC Filing?

What Is A UCC Filing? Collateral is used by creditors to safeguard their investments. Financial security can be provided through collateral, but only if creditors adhere to all legal restrictions. If not, a  secured creditor… 

Avoid 10 Common Crypto Scams

Avoid 10 Common Crypto Scams

Avoid 10 Common Crypto Scams With cryptocurrency entering the mainstream culture, scams involving cryptocurrencies are becoming more prevalent. The area is a fertile ground for scams because cryptocurrencies are complex and can yield significant gains,… 

Avoiding NFT Scams

Avoiding NFT Scams

Avoiding NFT Scams An NFT  (non-fungible token) is often a one-of-a-kind piece of digital artwork that belongs to a single owner and is tracked via a blockchain-based digital ledger. NFTs are rapidly becoming one of… 

LLCs or Corporations

LLCs or Corporations

LLCs or Corporations Selecting a company entity type will be one of your first considerations as a business owner. California accepts many types of entities, each with its advantages and disadvantages. This is why it’s… 

How Should Employers Handle the California Labor Commissioner?

How Should Employers Handle the California Labor Commissioner?

How Should Employers Handle the California Labor Commissioner? An employer should avoid being involved in an investigation by the Labor Commissioner at all costs. These investigations come as a result of an employee complaint and… 

California’s Current Independent Contractor Laws

California’s Current Independent Contractor Laws

California’s Current Independent Contractor Laws It’s challenging to keep up with the ever-changing world of employment laws. The regulations in California that govern the classification of independent contractors have undergone a number of revisions in…