The Right of Publicity
The Right of Publicity All individuals have the right to authorize and control the promotion use of their name and identity. When it comes to celebrities with prominent public personas, the right of publicity is…
Dissolution Of An LLC
Dissolution Of An LLC In order to dissolve a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in California, one must be knowledgeable of California Corporations Code Section 17707.01. The code helps us gain knowledge and foresight regarding the…
Limited Liability Partnership
Limited Liability Partnership A limited liability partnership is formed when a licensed professional wants to form a business surrounding their professional services. Professionals that form a limited liability partnership (LLPs) benefit from legal protections and…
S Corporations
S Corporations An S corporation, also known as an S subchapter, is a type of legal business entity that falls under specific Internal Revenue Code requirements. S Corporations can pass income, deducations, credits and losses…
What is a Public Company?
What is a Public Company? When starting a business, one must be aware of what form it will be. Whatever legal entity a business takes will be its guiding force until its end: it will…
Raising Funds for Startups
Raising Funds for Startups In an economy that can be volatile and unpredictable, it can be an arduous process raising funds for new businesses. Even the most prepared startup entrepreneurs face the frightening challenge gaining…
Summary Judgement in California
Summary Judgement in California Summary judgement is a potent tool used in court. It has the ability to profoundly damage a case and cause a favorable settlement. Summary Judgement according to California Civil Code of…
What are Mutual Funds?
What are Mutual Funds? A mutual fund is a common financial tool used by investors to pool money together to collectively invest in stocks, bonds, and other assets. Mutual funds are operated and managed by…
Liability of Broker in Real Estate Transactions
Liability of Broker in Real Estate Transactions A broker can be found liable on a contract or tort basis. A broker who is involved in a contract would be found liable if they do not…