Tag Archives: Orlando Business Law Attorney
Considering a Startup? Consider the Medical Field
Many Florida residents dream of owning their own business. While the idea of no longer having a boss and not having to work at a job you hate can be exciting, there are no guarantees. While 80 percent of businesses do last longer than a year, at the same time, 90 percent of technology… Read More »
Why Are Business Start-Ups Declining?
It used to be that everyone wanted to start their own business so they could be their own boss. However, once the Great Recession hit in late 2007, people have been backing off. In fact, in the United States, the creation of new businesses has almost reached a 40-year low. Since the late 1970s,… Read More »
Buying or Selling a Business? How a Letter of Intent Can Help
If you’re considering buying or selling a business or piece of land, you likely have a lot on your mind. A deal of this caliber requires a lot of forethought. There may be hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars at stake. Making a wrong move by not making sure everything is agreed… Read More »
Website Legal Concerns for Your Internet Business
When it comes to new business ventures, many entrepreneurs are taking the online route. After all, an online business opens the door to millions more potential customers rather than a local brick and mortar store. However, creating a legal website involves much more than choosing a template from GoDaddy, Wix or some other website… Read More »
Why a Business Plan is Important for Entrepreneurs
With anything you set out to do in life, it’s a good idea to have a plan. This same advice holds true when you start your own business. A business is a risky venture. You can make a lot of money, you can break even or you can lose a lot of money. Every… Read More »
Sole Proprietorship vs. Corporation: Which Should You Choose?
So you have a business idea and you decided to form your own business. When you create a company, you can choose from two main types of entities: sole proprietorship and corporation. The one you choose will depend on factors such as the number of people in your company and the amount of liability… Read More »
Protecting Your Trademark
Nothing is more frustrating than coming up with a great idea—only to have someone steal it. This happens more often than you think. Someone sees a company become a financial success by selling a certain product, and the person creates an imitation of that product—a knockoff—for a much lower price. When someone copies your… Read More »