Corporate and Securities Law

SBA Expands Restrictions on Noncitizen Participation in Loan Programs

If any co-owner of your business is not a United States citizen, your next application for an SBA-backed loan or bonding assistance may be…

7 months ago

Why Amazon’s Class Action Lawsuit Is a Lesson for Intentional Language

A proposed class action lawsuit against Amazon puts a spotlight on a problem that many companies didn’t create but may soon inherit.   How…

8 months ago

Thinking About Borrowing Money for Your Business?

For many entrepreneurs, borrowing money through loans is one of the few options available to raise capital when starting or…

1 year ago

How Recent SEC Settlements Affirm the Importance of Robust Whistleblower Protections for Your Business

In the wake of recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charges against companies like TransUnion and Acadia Healthcare for…

2 years ago

FTC’s New Ban on Fake Reviews: What Small Businesses Need to Know

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently announced a groundbreaking final rule aimed at curbing fake reviews and testimonials in the…

2 years ago

Handling Succession Planning Issues

How do you properly handle succession planning as a business? David Rodriguez, founding partner of Richards Rodriguez & Skeith, outlines…

2 years ago

From Startup to Legal Giant: The Evolution of TikTok’s Privacy Challenges

TikTok’s meteoric rise from a startup to a global social media giant has been nothing short of spectacular. However, along…

2 years ago

What Should Businesses Know About the New DOJ Whistleblower Program?

In this two-part episode of Business Law Breakdown, Paul Skeith, founding partner of Richards Rodriguez & Skeith, breaks down what…

2 years ago