Growing and expanding your business inherently means increased exposure to liability. As you grow and scale your business into a larger and more complex operation, it is critical to adapt the corporate structure to maximize profits and limit the exposure to your existi...

Today's economy is thriving with technological innovations that drive the market. The competition to stay ahead is fierce. While this sense of free market competition is a staple of a our society; unfair competition is not. Unfair competition is a term applied to disho...

Choosing where to incorporate is important to building a strong foundation for your business. It is common knowledge in the business community that Delaware is an ideal state for incorporation because of its corporate regulations and tax benefits. While these advantage...

Now that you have read my last blog More Than an Acronym: LLC vs. Corporation and have decided which incorporation method is most appropriate for your business, the next advisable step is to execute an operating agreement. An operating agreement is a document that cust...

Whether you are starting a business or reorganizing one, choosing the right incorporation is important to achieving your objectives. The North Carolina Secretary of State recognizes three incorporation methods: Business Corporations (Inc.); Limited Liability Companies...