Corporate & Business Law
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Our corporate attorneys advise domestic and international clients about every aspect of a business’s legal operation, from initial formation to termination by merger, sale, or liquidation. We dedicate ourselves to providing practical legal advice and solutions at every stage of the transaction, including negotiation of contractual terms and document preparation. We represent our clients in the purchase and sale of business entities, and routinely prepare all documents required to complete successful business closings. We also advise our clients concerning the necessities and details of shareholder agreements, employment agreements, partnership agreements, and contracts in order to protect their rights in a variety of business arrangements. We take pride in our ability to provide precise and carefully drafted documents to achieve our clients’ business goals while protecting their interests.
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The Equifax Data Breach Might Have Secured the Future of the CFPB’s Mandatory Arbitration Rule
Should consumer finance companies be allowed to use contracts to guard themselves against class-action lawsuits? Before last week, relatively few…
More The CFPB Continually Updates Its UDAAP Guidance. Is Your Compliance Management System Keeping Up?
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: to understand the CFPB, you need to understand another acronym—UDAAP. The…
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KPSDS Partners to Speak at National Business Institute’s CLE
Christopher W. Hayes, Esq., partner at Killgore Pearlman, is speaking on the topic of changes to Florida’s limited liability company…
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Federal lawsuits might become less burdensome
“Discovery” is the phase of a lawsuit before trial in which the two sides have a right to demand relevant…
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Here’s a problem with employee arbitration clauses
A software company called TIBCO tried to protect itself by including a non-compete clause in its employment agreements. It also…
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When is a competitor’s name too similar to yours?
Competitors can’t legally use the same name as your company – at least if you’ve properly protected it. But what…
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Clicking or e-mailing can create a binding contract
A New York company ran a loan-application website. As part of the application process, users had to click a box…
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What can you do if a competitor lies in its ads?
Your competitor’s advertising makes false claims about how great its products are – or worse yet, disparages your own products.…
More New HIPAA Rule
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has adopted a new rule concerning privacy and security for health information,…
More Taxes On Gambling Winnings
Hitting the jackpot while gambling may feel a lot more like manna from heaven than remuneration for a good day’s…
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