Legal Articles, Corporate
Insurance Coverage For Business Interruption Due to Coronavirus
Do you have coverage for lost business under your general liability policy's business interruption provisions?
Director and Officer Liability Requires Intentional or Knowing Violations
The Nevada Supreme Court has just made director and officer liability harder to reach.
Basic SEC Rules for Startup Companies
Starting a Company? Don't solicit investments until you consult an attorney regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and State Registration Rules regarding soliciting and receiving investments.
Workplace Restraining Orders: An Important Tool for Maintaining a Safe Work Environment and Protecting Against Liability
Work Place Violence Restraining Orders
The Notice-Prejudice Rule
This article describes the relation between, late notice, the notice prejudice rule and the different types of policies issued by insurance companies such as: claims made; claims made and reported; and occurrence.
James T. Flynn-Former VOYA Financial Broker-Subject of Numerous Customer Suits Involving REITs-Greenville, SC
We recently filed several FINRA arbitrations for customers of former VOYA Financial financial advisor James T. Flynn of Greenville, S. Carolina.
Dexter L. Thomas Investigation March 2019 Update-Dallas, TX
We are representing a large group of former clients of now decease, former financial advisor, Dexter Thomas of Dallas, Texas.
Let's Talk About: Should I Form An LLC?
One of the most common mistakes a business owner can make is failing to properly establish and maintain a business entity separate from their personal assets. By creating a separate business entity, the business owner or owners create a liability "shield" for the activities of the business and its employees. There are many entities available, but the most common entity formed is a Limited Liability Company ("LLC") that has the business owner or owners as "members" of the LLC.
Can My Limited Liability Company Be Suspended?
A California Limited Liability Company may be suspended for several different reasons by different entities.
NEVER SETTLE FOR LESS: MULTIPLE INSURANCE POLICIES MAY COVER YOUR ACCIDENT
Has the other driver's insurance company offered to pay you policy limits? DO NOT SETTLE until you learn what other coverages may apply.
