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When utilizing outside vendors to create intellectual property for your business, it’s necessary to draft contract terms that vest full ownership back into your company.

Franchising a business is not as simple as you may think. If you’re looking to franchise your business concept, understanding the process is critical.

Knowing the difference between debt and equity investments is necessary for businesses raising capital.

Understand the ways in which you can legally modify the terms of your business relationships.

Structuring your business to maximize tax efficiencies and separate certain business liabilities could save you headaches in future operations.

Convertible instruments are often necessary for early stage companies... here are a few of the basics regarding them.

Periodically reevaluating relationships is necessary to ensuring that it continues to work to your benefit.

Not all noncompete agreements are enforceable, makes sure that yours is.

Planning for the end of a business relationship is just as important as planning for the beginning.

Employee Handbooks can be critical to not only establishing company culture but to also providing additional support protection to your company.

Sometimes the best way to find a nonprofit is by creating a for-profit subsidiary

For-Profit activities & valuable intellectual property doesn’t always have to be “owned” by the nonprofit. Housing IP and commercial activities outside of the nonprofit allows the creator to benefit in the long run.