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Commercial leases: Should you have an attorney review?

Landlord or tenant: These are five solid reasons you should make sure an attorney reviews your commercial lease before you sign.

4 years ago

Returning to work: Businesses slowly begin bringing staff back to office

Ready to return to the office? We checked in with businesses slowly bringing people back and with employees who have been working from home.

4 years ago

From wills to powers of attorney, know your estate planning basics

In these uncertain times, having a will and other estate-related documents might give you a sense of control over your financial and estate planning. Here’s how to get started.

4 years ago

Managing your business through COVID-19

From offering employee leave to keeping the workplace safe, there are a lot of new legal considerations for business. These experts are keeping up with them for you.

4 years ago

When disease outbreaks hit, you have responsibilities as an employer

Whether it’s coronavirus or another outbreak, when illness hits, employers have legal responsibilities. Here are some measures to consider.

4 years ago

Legal lesson: ‘Nonsolicit’ survives dismissal

If your business uses nonsolicitation agreements, there’s some legal news you need to know.

4 years ago

The qualified business income tax deduction: Section 199A

Tax time is here. And certain businesses, partnerships, estates and trusts could take advantage of a newer deduction.

4 years ago

People You Should Know

People You Should Know

Here’s a look at this week’s People You Should Know.

4 years ago

Legal lesson: Board oversight of corporate operations is a must

Serving on a board carries responsibilities — and failures can expose board members to liabilities. Don’t let a case like this happen to your business.

4 years ago