If you own a business, it’s highly likely that you’re going to hire someone to do something for you at some point. Maybe you’re a person or a company that provides services and deliverables to others. In either case, you should have a written contract. I would like to talk about some things that… Read More »
What Type of Corporate Loan is Right For Your Business?
Finances are at the heart of any business, whether you’re a B2B service-based business with thousands of employees, or a tiny eCommerce startup operating out of a garage. When you’re looking to make big purchases or expand to a new location, however, you may find that you just don’t have enough capital to do so.… Read More »
The Lowdown on Legal Issues Facing FinTech Startups
Financial technology, or more commonly termed “FinTech” is the next big thing in the world of startup businesses. As far as funding is concerned, it’s a big deal—FinTech companies have gone from bringing in 5% to 20% of total investment dollars in the last decade. Empowered by technology, tools harnessed by these young FinTech firms… Read More »
Business Law Breakdown: Taming the Relationship With Your Co-Owners
Today, Richards Rodriguez & Skeith partner Kathryn Turpin discusses an issue that she helps business owners out with a lot, and that is how to structure the relationship among the owners of the business. Clear Expectations So, my perspective on this issue, and really with all business issues, is that business relationships, just like personal… Read More »
The Case for Starting Your Business in Texas — or Moving Here as Fast as You Can
As a state with one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation and an economy that’s growing at record speeds, it comes as no surprise that there are a lot of successful businesses based in Texas—and those numbers are only growing. With an unemployment rate of 3.4% and the second-largest gross domestic product—valued at… Read More »
