Tag Archives: Orlando Business Lawyer
Should You Buy an Existing Business?
If you’re tired of the corporate world or sick or your commute, boss or co-workers, you may have contemplated running your own business. After all, if you are the boss, you have no one to boss you around. You are in control of your business’ success. However, coming up with a profitable business idea… Read More »
What to Know About Retail Leases
Retail leases are often a mystery to new entrepreneurs. Before looking for the perfect retail space, the first thing is to find out how much you can afford. A lease payment can vary from 3 percent to 10 percent of gross monthly sales. Appliance and electronics stores tend to charge the least, at around… Read More »
What Does the Ideal Confidentiality Agreement Look Like?
Many companies use confidentiality agreements to protect important information. They have new employees sign these documents in order to keep information safe and secure. With the right protections in place, companies can hire employees and vendors without fear. However, if the agreement is drafted improperly, it offers little to no legal protections. Confidentiality agreements… Read More »
What to Know Before Signing a Commercial Lease
Finding the right location for your business is an exciting step. The right office space can transform your business and make it more successful than ever. Most business owners don’t buy an office space, though. They rent it on a monthly or annual basis through a commercial lease. Maybe you signed a lease before,… Read More »
Is Your Company’s Non-Competition Agreement Legal?
Employees are often required to sign various documents when taking on a new job. One of these documents is a non-competition agreement. Also known as a non-compete, this document is similar to a contract. It prohibits an employee from working for a competitor and sharing trade secrets. In exchange for the employee’s loyalty, the… Read More »
Costs and Responsibilities of Owning a Franchise
On first glance, owning a franchise may seem like a fun and exciting investment. After all, who wouldn’t want to own a McDonald’s or Baskin-Robbins? Brand name recognition alone will draw customers to your restaurant, bringing in huge revenues—and hopefully profits. While this may seem like an easily attainable goal, a franchise is more… Read More »