Leasing commercial space for your business can be pretty daunting. There are several things you, as a prospective tenant, should think about prior to going down the commercial leasing path. Here, we’ll briefly discuss a few of the more important items you’ll want to understand so you can make the best decision for your company. […]
Leasing Commercial Space for My Business – What Should I Know?
November 2nd, 2018 by Bobby MiskoMember Managed vs Manager Managed LLCs
October 11th, 2018 by Gina BongioviWhen you form an LLC in Nevada, you’re asked whether the entity will be Member-Managed or Manager-Managed. The owners of the LLC are called “members.” As owners, members have broad discretion to run the company any way they see fit, restricted only by terms outlined in an operating agreement. For Member-Managed LLCs with no Operating […]
Common Tenant Pitfalls in a Commercial Lease
December 1st, 2017 by Bobby MiskoAre you a small business owner entertaining the thought of entering into a commercial lease for your operation? If so, leases can be pretty intimidating (and dreadfully boring), and there are several common pitfalls you should be aware of. We’ll address a few of the major ones here, but it is always best to seek […]
Copyright Infringement
June 29th, 2017 by Gina BongioviDid you receive a letter from a lawyer, or, heaven forbid, Getty Images, stating that you used an image without permission? Does that letter also demand an alarming amount of money for this transgression? “But I didn’t know it was a problem and not very many people saw it.” Unfortunately, those are not valid excuses. […]
Sole Owners and Succession
March 2nd, 2017 by Gina BongioviAre you the sole owner of your company? If so, do you have a succession plan in place for your business? You do? That’s great. Does it pass muster with your bank? If your brow is furrowed and a cartoon question mark is floating above your head, read on. In the last year, we were […]
Business Partnership Divorce
January 18th, 2017 by Gina BongioviThough you started out as best friends, spouses, siblings, or college roommates, you and your business partner(s) now have each other’s headshot on a dartboard. You’re losing sleep, the company is losing clients, patience is wearing thin, and everyone is nearing the end of their respective ropes. You’re hoping your partner simply disappears over the […]
Should I Form a New Entity for My Idea?
September 6th, 2016 by Gina BongioviYou have a new idea and you’ve got a guy who has connections or resources or ways to help get that idea off the ground. It’s clear you want to work together. The assumption is, often, that you’ll “simply” form a new entity, like an LLC, to make this idea happen. Holdupwaitaminute. Now that my […]
WTF(LSA) – New FLSA Regulations
July 16th, 2016 by Gina BongioviGoodness gracious. Every time I think regulations affecting small businesses can’t get any more onerous, I’m proven wrong. From the ACA to state and local regulations that place a disproportionate (IMO) burden on employers to prove their compliance with the law, it seems to be getting more and more arduous to run a small business. […]
Changing Your Entity in Nevada – Conversions and Domestications
June 14th, 2016 by Bobby MiskoAre you thinking of relocating your existing business to Nevada, or reorganizing as a different entity type? As business attorneys, we get asked about this all of the time. Nevada allows owners of foreign entities to convert or domesticate as Nevada based companies. This allows you to keep your EIN, the credit your company has […]
Nevada Wage Claims
December 15th, 2015 by Gina BongioviFirst, what is a wage claim? Any person who has previously worked for you, in any capacity, can file a wage claim with the Nevada Labor Commissioner for money they claim they earned but that you didn’t pay. The important thing to know, if you don’t read any further in this article, is that the […]