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In the UK, an employee is required to provide their employer with a specified period of...
If a founder or founders owns intellectual property (even if it is just a business plan)...
A Delaware entity may not use a corporate name that is already in use by an entity in...
This will depend on the intern’s classification. In our experience, and subject to the...
In order to be exempt under the large operating company exemption a company must meet all...
Both corporations and LLCs will offer limited liability for their owners, so often the...
No. There are not any U.S. federal or state laws that require a stockholder or LLC member...
Decisions will generally be made by the directors and/or shareholders of the UK...
The individual’s name; Date of birth; Complete current (as of the date of...
Many trades, professions, businesses, and occupations are regulated by state law, which...
Restricted shares are shares that are subject to restrictions which affect their value...
A transfer restriction is a provision that blocks a stockholder from being able to...
In UK law, logos may attract both copyright and trade mark protection. You can enforce...
There are some circumstances where an LLC may not be the best choice: You intend to...
A share certificate is evidence of title to the shares to which that certificate relates...
We know that you're really, really busy. Founders, CEOs – startups have some of the...
Yes, 23 types of entities are exempt from the beneficial ownership information reporting...
The UK’s securities laws prohibit certain activities relating to the offer and grant of...
In order to convert your LLC to a Delaware corporation, you must first obtain the...
Accounting or auditing firms provide a range of services to their clients. Some companies...