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Reporting Requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act
Certain businesses will be required to register with the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network under the Corporate Transparency Act.
Read More What is Succession Planning?
Succession planning helps businesses identify new leaders to ensure continuity, avoid disruption, and preserve value after a founder retires or passes away.
Read More Critical Terms to Consider in an M&A-Related Nondisclosure Agreement
When a business shares confidential information with another party during an M&A process, it is necessary to ensure that the receiving party will keep the information confidential. A business should never share information without first signing a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
Read More Barrett McNagny Announced as a Finalist In the 21st Annual M&A Advisor Awards
The M&A Advisor announced the finalists of the 21st Annual M&A Advisor Awards. Barrett McNagny was named a finalist in three categories: the Energy Deal of the Year; Telecommunications Deal of the Year; and the Corporate/Strategic Deal of the Year (Between $10MM- $25MM).
Read More Should I form my business in Delaware or Indiana?
Whenever starting a company, one of the decisions to make is where to form the business. If a business’s primary place of operations will be in Indiana, it certainly makes sense to consider Indiana as a logical state. But other states, most notably Delaware, are often selected for the state of incorporation.
Read More Website Policies
Businesses are increasingly relying on their websites as a convenient tool to market, interact with current or potential customers, and transact business. However, as businesses continue to integrate into the online realm, it is imperative businesses monitor their websites to ensure compliance with the evolving legal landscape.
Read More Business Startup Formation Checklist
When starting a business there are many items to consider in preparation of your startup like state of formation, documentation, and governance.
Read More Important Due Diligence Items To Consider When Buying a Business
When deciding to purchase a business, one of the most important pre-transaction items for the buyer to complete is a due diligence review of the target company.
Read More S Corp or LLC – Which is Right for My Business?
Learn the key differences between an S Corp and LLC to choose the right business entity and set your company up for future success.
Read More CARES Act Presentation
Thomas Ludwiski, Evan Wild and Tess Anglin will present at a one-hour virtual CLE on the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES) on May 14th.
Read More Heminger to Present at Corporate Counsel Seminar
Marcus Heminger was a presenter at the Allen County Bar Association’s Corporate Counsel Seminar on Thursday, February 27, 2020.
Read More Molitoris to Speak at Startup Week
Justin Molitoris spoke at Startup Week Fort Wayne 2019 on Monday, October 14th. His presentation titled “Startup 101: Legality of Business” took place at the Cinema Center beginning at 10 a.m.
Read More Drafting LLC Operating Agreements Seminar
Business and corporate law attorneys John C. Barce, Thomas E. Ludwiski, and Jeffrey M. Woenker will be presenters at the Drafting LLC Operating Agreements seminar on August 29th at the Allen County Bar Association.
Read More Avoiding Personal Liability in E-Commerce after Wayfair
For business owners, there are innumerable benefits to opening an online shop as opposed to operating solely a traditional brick-and-mortar storefront. However, one of the most significant drawbacks is the complexity and uncertainty of sales tax law.
Read More Piercing the Corporate Veil Presentation
John Barce and Michael Michmerhuizen presented a one-hour continuing legal education course at the Allen County Bar Association titled “Piercing the Corporate Veil” in October 2018.
Read More Ten Steps to Get Your Business Startup on Track
When starting your own business, it’s important to have procedures in place that keep you focused. Here are ten steps to help set-up your business for success.
Read More Mortgagee Beware
When information respecting a mortgage maturity date is missing from the documents on file with the county recorder’s office, the time a mortgagee can bring a foreclosure action on the mortgage can be greatly reduced.
Read More Nonprofits Soon Required to File Biennially Instead of Annually
Effective July 1, 2016, a nonprofit corporation will be required to file its business entity report (the "Report") with the Indiana Secretary of State biennially,
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