Legal Issues Resources

In trying times, you may be looking to close or sell a business. This session will share key considerations for the process of closing your business. Read more

Businesses that have closed, even temporarily, won’t be seen as closed in the eyes of the state. They are considered active until they file for a dissolution.

Could you benefit from forming an LLC or incorporating your online art business? Read about what each entity type offers.

This webinar will break down the whole universe of the CARES Act programs, how they fit together, and what they are designed to do - in SIMPLE terms. Read more

If you owe back taxes to the IRS, there are steps your business must take to pay off that debt and avoid owing again in the future.

Did you know that the business structure you choose for your small business may make it difficult for you to secure funding to start or grow your company?

Inventions aren’t all about scientific or mathematical formulas. Sometimes they’re just about the same entrepreneurial adage—find a niche and fill it.

Most entrepreneurs incorporate in their home states, but before incorporating in another state, for tax benefits, consider these factors. Read more

Learn how to protect your brand from imitators and competitors, why you need trademarks and copyrights, the type of content that can be protected and more. Read more

You should understand of how a copyright helps protect your business’ intellectual property and the documentation you’ll need to get started.

Understanding differences between the terms “churches” and “religious organizations” is important for religious groups seeking 501(c) (3) tax-exempt status. Read more

A company's IP portfolio can often be its most valuable asset. You don't need to have a patent to become embroiled in a costly IP lawsuit by patent trolls.