An employment agreement drafted specifically for your business will reflect the unique nature of your operations, culture, and specific job roles, while ensuring compliance with relevant labor laws and regulations. It will also protect your intellectual...
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Foreign Entity Registrations
Will you be doing business in a different state? Or are you unsure if you need to register in a different state? Registering as a foreign entity when conducting business in a separate state within the United States is crucial for compliance with local laws,...
Business Best Practice Checklist
In this video blog, we unveil a comprehensive Business Best Practices Checklist developed by our experienced law firm, designed to empower entrepreneurs and small business owners. From compliance and risk management to effective contract practices and employee...
Shareholder Disputes in Nevada
Shareholder disputes can occur for a variety of reasons. These disputes can stem from lack of transparency with finances, unequal distribution of profits, and disagreements over management. Additionally, power struggles between individuals or groups can...
Requesting Collateral for Business Transactions
You’ve probably had to provide collateral for loans in the past, but did you know you can request collateral as a seller in a transaction as well? Similar to a loan, the seller can request a type of security on a sale if the transaction involves a debt. We’ll...
Delinquency Notice for Sales and Use Tax Nevada
If you received a delinquency notice from the Nevada Department of Taxation, it may be because you did not file a tax return for the period you received the notice. It is important for small business owners to file these taxes because it ensures good standing...
New Rule for Independent Contractor Classification 2024
Independent contractor or employee classification? The U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule, starting March 11, 2024, revising the regulation on how to classify an employee or independent contractor under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). The...
The Importance of Legal Due Diligence
Every business transaction is different. What should not differ is the approach to completing a business transaction, especially the acquisition or sale of a business. Legal due diligence gives both buyer and seller the opportunity to evaluate the possibility...
UEI vs. DUNS Number for Nevada and Arizona Entities
You’ve probably heard of them before but you’re not sure if your company needs a DUNS or UEI number. The Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number is a 9-digit number used to identify individual business entities, assigned by Dun and Bradstreet, Inc....
Nevada’s Annual Publication Requirements
Nevada requires foreign corporations to publish annual statements every year the corporation is doing business in the state. This statement must be published before the end of March, for each calendar year. The penalty for failing to publish an annual statement...
