Benefit Corporation Defined A Benefit Corporation is a type of for-profit corporate entity that it includes a positive impact statement...

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A “doing business as” (DBA) called a Fictitious Business Name in California, is a name that a business uses in practice that differs from...

A “doing business as” (DBA) called a Fictitious Business Name (FBN) in California, is a name that a business uses in practice that...

A “doing business as” (DBA) called a Fictitious Business Name in California, is a name that a business uses in practice that differs from...

A “doing business as” (DBA) called a Fictitious Business Name in California, is a name that a business uses in practice that differs from...

A “doing business as” (DBA) also called a Fictitious or Assumed Business Name, is a name that a business uses in practice that differs...

As more and more states legalize the use of cannabis, the number of people attempting to enter the market place has exploded. Thus far in...

In California LLC’s are governed under the California Corporations Code. Once you have determined that an LLC is the proper entity for...

The trademark application is for a drawing of Kaepernick’s image, which I assume he will eventually use to represent his brand. While...

S-Corporation Defined S-Corporations (“S-Corps”) are “Small Business Corporations” which are defined and governed by subsection S of...

After extensive research and speaking with your business attorney and accountant, you have determined that an LLC is the appropriate type...

An interesting trademark infringement case was recently filed in Manhattan Federal Court. The case was filed by the publisher of Wine...

As we discussed in LLCs and Why We Like Them, an LLC is short-hand for limited liability company. An LLC is a legal entity which...

A limited liability company, more commonly known as an LLC, is a legal entity that provides its owners with the limited liability...

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This has never been truer then when it comes to protecting your business and trademark...