In 2007, Rain, a Korean pop-star, canceled a show in Honolulu just days before the concert was scheduled to occur. After a lengthy jury trial, Rain was found liable for breach of contract and was ordered to pay the Hawaiian concert promoter $5 million in punitive damages, $1 million for damages related to fraud, and […]
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One of the first decisions you have to make about your new business is to choose your legal structure. Sure, this may not be the most exciting decision ever, but it’s critically important. One common legal structure for small businesses is known as a limited liability company, or an LLC. In this blog entry, we’re
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