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Heat Illness
This month we’re going to discuss heat illness, including symptoms and first aid treatment. Although it may seem a little early, if we consider Memorial Day the start of Summer, then we should consider ...
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An Introduction To Qualification
“Qualification” is the lawyers’ term for “registration” of a company not formed in New York State. The necessity of obtaining authority to do business in New York –“qualifying”– is designed to place domestic and ...
Proof of Vaccination is Still Required
While the New York State Dept. of Health has terminated the designation of COVID-19 as an airborne infectious disease that presents a serious risk of harm to public health, as of March 17. Under ...
Non-Cash Salary
Non-Cash Salary If you are either preparing bonus calculations, or trying to ensure that a valuable employee stays with you, you might consider preparing a “Non-Cash Salary” presentation, by which you explain the dollar ...
2022 New Year Compliance Check-Up
2022 New Year Compliance Check-UpIt’s a good idea for every employer to start the year with a "legal checkup" to ensure compliance with the maze of laws, rules, and regulations that apply to all businesses, ...
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Ready, Set, Go! is a 90-minute free workshop that takes you through all the things you need to think about when going into business. It provides a general overview of what it takes to start a business; legal considerations; and what it takes to fund a new venture.
Contract Language (Part 1): a primer on the language used in contracts. With an explanation of common language and concepts, participants will be able to "de-mystify" some of the contents of their contracts.
One of the key decisions you’ll make when starting a business is selecting a business entity. It is a decision that will have long lasting impact on your finances, taxes, and personal liability. In this workshop we'll compare the main legal structures for doing business: Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, Corporations, and LLCs. We'll discuss the costs of formation, the differences in management structure, and the documents that are required for each different structure. By the end of the workshop you'll have a clear idea of which one is best for your business.
What Every Business Needs to Know: Biz Law 101
Minute Book Checklist
All of these things are in the company's Minute Book by the time I'm finished: Certified copy of the Certificate of Incorporation Filing receipt from New York State Action by Incorporator. This is ...
Top 5 Things a Corporation’s Directors Should Approve
Assuming you’ve got your Board of Directors in place—that is, your shareholders have had a meeting recently and elected Directors—there are things that a corporation should not do until the Board of Directors authorizes ...
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