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How Can Regulation A+ Be Used By Small Companies To Go Public Without A Reverse Merger?

Regulation A+ offerings can be used in combination with direct public offerings and initial public offerings as part of a going public transaction.

Dissolution Litigation Risks: Once started, it is hard to stop

Disputes over ownership, governance, and control of a business can lead to Dissolution litigation that will have unexpected consequences.

Are strippers entitled to minimum wage?

The dancers at Tattletales, the same one immortalized in the Motley Crue song, Girls, Girls, Girls, in Atlanta, Georgia are seeking to be paid minimum wage pursuant to the Fair Labor Standards Act.

are salaried employees entitled to overtime

So your boss has handed you big promotion. He has made you a manager and has agreed to pay you a salary. After awhile you realize that your pay is about the same. You do the same job that you performed prior to the promotion.

The Importance of Uninsured Motorist Coverage

How to best protect yourself in case you get into a car collision with an uninsured or underinsured driver.

Changes to Employment Agreements in Georgia

Article discussing changes to the law regarding employment contracts in Georgia, which went into effect in 2011.

Quality Employees: Finding and Hiring Them

Various tips and advice on how to retain quality employees for your business

No Written Contract? No Problem!

Dispelling the myth that all contracts must be in writing, and explaining the types of contracts that do and do not require that the contract be in writing.

How Do You Form an LLC?

An overview of reasons to form an LLC and what is required to do so.

Why We Love Working with Small Businesses

An overview of why we love working with small businesses and an explanation of services we can offer to you and your small business.

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