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Resources: Articles and Information
The Sale of a Business – A legal
Perspective
By
Richard B. Pumilia
The sale of the
company may be the most likely exit strategy employed by business
owners. This paper outlines the chronology of the sales process.
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Should Your Business Be a Limited
Liability Company?
By
Richard B. Pumilia
An LLC can be the
“entity of choice” because it combines the best features of a
corporation and a partnership.
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Legal Issues For Start-Up Companies
By
Richard B. Pumilia
Business owners make
the decision about what kind of entity a new business should be,
with input from an attorney and accountant. The exact choice
requires consideration of many individual factors respecting the
business and its owners.
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Managing the Board So You Can Manage Your Company
By Justene M. Adamec
The board meeting went well. The board had moved
through the agenda quickly and easily. Even the motion to recommend
a bylaw change to expand the size of the board and establish
committees sailed through. The CEO left the meeting feeling good.
Any bylaw change approved by the board almost assuredly would be
approved by the shareholders. More board members would provide
greater expertise for management to draw on...
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[Requires Adobe Acrobat].
Drafting Provisions for Alternative Dispute Resolutions
By Justene M. Adamec
Due
to the high cost of litigation, both monetary and emotional,
alternative dispute resolution (ADR) provisions are now routinely
drafted into contracts. This article helps the practitioner
understand the types of ADR and draft appropriate ADR provisions
that are both effective and enforceable.
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click here
[Requires Adobe Acrobat]
Avoiding Legal Landmines When You Compete For Business:
The "Interference" Torts
By: Justene M. Adamec
Staying competitive means you will compete for business against
competitors. By understanding the impact of the two “interference”
torts, you can stay ahead of the game.
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click here
Settlements That Don't Work...Or Do They?
By Justene M. Adamec
In mediation, there is pressure to get the deal done. This pressure
comes from all sides - the mediator, the attorneys, and the parties.
A prerequisite is that everyone who needs to approve the settlement
must be there and, if someone else becomes necessary during the day,
they must be reached and brought in, at least by phone.
For
full article, click here
[Requires Adobe Acrobat]
GLIMPSE INTO OUR PRACTICE
Representing the small business
See how Pumilia Patel & Adamec helped two companies faced with an
unfilled product performance dilemma.
For full article, click here
Representing the employee
Pumilia Patel & Adamec takes over a wrongful termination case with a
bitter cross complaint and turns it into a successful settlement.
For full article, click here
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