Trembly Law

Bank fraud gets considerable attention, but it is mainly discussed in the context of private citizens. At Trembly Law Firm, we have seen an increase in cases involving a business being the target of bank fraud. We not only wanted to warn businesses about what we have seen, but we also wanted to highlight that […]

Don’t look at this as a New Year’s resolution but rather as a time to ensure your business’s current contracts, agreements, and bylaws. This is your opportunity to ensure you limit your exposure to liability and comply with the new laws and regulations governing your respective industries. We believe in the value of contracts and

Though corporate bylaws are required in most states, our purpose today is to stress the importance of updating them regularly and what needs to be included in them. Because our firm is based out of Florida, we need to highlight that the Florida Business Corporation Act requires corporations in this state to have bylaws. Even

No matter how successful a business is, it’s practically inevitable that partnership disputes will arise. Left unresolved, they can lead to lost profits, missed opportunities, destroyed morale, and even the eventual dissolution of the business. Below is a list of eight common causes of partnership disputes, many of which can be avoided if a solid

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reports that the number of retaliation-based claims has significantly increased since 2007, when 26,663 charges were filed, to 37,632 in 2020. Employees are increasingly aware of their rights and do not hesitate to act on them. While this is an important step forward for a workforce that previously had

On Sept. 6, 2022, the National Labor Relations Board released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM), which addresses the standard for determining joint-venture status under the National Labor Relations Act. The NPRM proposes to replace the joint-employer rule that took effect on April 27, 2020. The proposed changes are intended to ground the joint-employer standard

Commercial law plays a part in every stage of your business: from formation and contracts to taxes and litigation. Both new and established businesses can benefit from contracting a commercial lawyer. Waiting until the need for one arises can cost your company more in the end. A business attorney can work with you and your

Franchising is a business model that has been around for many years and continues to grow in popularity. Franchises provide a business owner with the opportunity to own and operate their own business, while also receiving support from the franchisor, in the form of training and support. However, support varies widely from franchisor to franchisor.