New Corporate Beneficial Ownership Reporting Under the Corporate Transparency Act
Understand how the Corporate Transparency Act of May 2019 and reporting beneficial owners of small businesses will effect your company and clients.
Understand how the Corporate Transparency Act of May 2019 and reporting beneficial owners of small businesses will effect your company and clients.
A Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization for approval must include a list of creditors, creditor impact, and how it will be implemented.
The Subchapter 5 Bankruptcy process for small businesses offers a number of benefits over the tradtional Chapter 11 Bankruptcy process.
According to the Delaware Office of Disciplinary Counsel’s Digest of Lawyer Discipline, approximately 60 percent of complaints against lawyers in 2016 involve, either directly or
A virtual law office, or virtual law firm, is a law practice that doesn’t have a traditional brick-and-mortar office and largely relies on technology to
All organizations, from law firms to financial advisors and contractors to non-profits, seek ways to build value for clients. Every interaction across all phases of
Guideline 1 of the American Bar Association Model Guidelines for the Utilization of Paralegal Services states the following: A lawyer is responsible for all of the professional
Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA) programs are operated in every state, as well as the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Most IOLTA
Challenges of accepting credit cards for legal services exist because accepting them has long been considered taboo or even unprofessional in legal circles.
If you expect to be paid for the services you provide, you need to lay the ground rules in advance, and you need to vigorously
Organizations, large and small, are under constant pressure to improve operational efficiency. This often involves outsourcing certain tasks such as: Recruiting Hiring Training Why? Paying
Making it difficult for terrorists to get funding was the mission of the United States Patriot Act of 2001. It paved the way for regulations
Most solo and small law practices have a significant gap between hours worked and hours billed. In fact, a study from LexisNexis found that solo and two-attorney
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