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Can Mediation Help Solve Your Business Dispute?

Traditional lawsuits are designed to be adversarial. And in most cases, “adversarial” translates to high costs and time-consuming court battles. If you want to avoid ...

It’s Not So Simple: Why You May Need More than a Will

A Last Will and Testament is a wonderful estate planning tool that works well for people with straightforward, uncomplicated assets. For many people, however, a ...

Selling Your Business

You have worked hard to build your business. Whether you are looking to retire, want to free up some cash, or simply wish to move ...

Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late: Mental Health and Estate Planning

As estate planning attorneys, it is difficult to see families struggling to interact with an elderly parent or other loved one whose personality has shifted ...

Wear and Tear? Beware of Boilerplate Commercial Leases

Running a business takes time and money, and many business owners attempt to save by using boilerplate legal documents, such as off-the-shelf commercial leases. This ...

Elder Law Ethics: Meeting with Clients Alone

When an older adult wishes to update a will or make changes to other estate planning documents, it’s common for their adult child to accompany ...

Get the Federal Government as a Customer for Your Small Business

Any business owner would want the world’s largest buyer of goods and services as a customer. But when that customer is the federal government, getting ...

As Life Goes On, You’ll Want to Amend Your Living Trust

Estate Planning by Lifecycle If you establish your living trust in your 40s or 50s, you are still in the productive prime of your life, ...

What “Reasonable Steps” Must Small Businesses Take to Verify That Someone is an “Accredited Investor”?

For decades, small businesses seeking investors could avoid onerous and costly SEC registration requirements for their offerings by making them only available to “accredited investors” ...