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Miami Incorporation Lawyer Incorporation is the process by which a business organization officially becomes a corporation. The significance of such an event is that the corporation is then recognized as a person under the law. Benefits include different tax treatment and different levels of liability. Different types of corporations include business (for-profit) corporations, non-profit corporations, private corporations,...

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Contract Lawyer The Trembly Law Firm understands the importance of protecting both your individual and business needs. Therefore, we help our Clients by drafting documents to fit and protect those needs. While other companies may turn to templates to draft their clients’ contracts, the Trembly Law Firm focuses on designing a contract that fits your specific, individual...

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Tortious Interference With Business Relationships You are legally entitled to run your business free from any interference from a third party. Laws are in place to ensure that, seeking to protect the economic, intellectual, and creative investments made by businesses. If a third party intentionally acts to cause one party in a business related to...

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An online revolution is occurring. It is enticing many people who have business legal needs. Whether it be Legal Zoom, Rocket Lawyer, USLegal, or the like, many have decided to turn online for all of their business legal needs. These websites provide standardized forms that are intended to fit the needs of many customers. Anything...

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As the “Paycheck Protection Program” (“PPP”) was put into action, it brought with it, anxiety for multiple businesses. This anxiety is the result of the PPP’s confusing language, and lack of any clarifying guidance able to untangle it. Worse off, businesses were left to apply for shelter in an unprepared banking system only to find...

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As a business owner the question is when you will have to face a lawsuit, not if. Lawsuits are a part of business, which is why it is so important for all business owners to plan ahead. One decision that you’ll typically need to make, whether you’re filing a lawsuit or being sued, is whether or not to...

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Assessing the Viability of Your Case When considering whether or not to sue someone, it’s important to assess the viability of your case. This means determining whether or not you have a good case that is likely to be successful in court. There are several factors to consider when assessing the viability of your case,...

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