Monthly Archives: October 2018
Considering a Business Bankruptcy? Here’s What Not to Do
Avoid these mistakes when considering insolvency for your business Declaring business bankruptcy can be an overwhelming and stressful experience – not to mention all the worry you may have for the damage it can do to your reputation or the remainder of the company’s. When considering taking this big step for your business, there… Read More »
How Does Rental Property Factor Into My Estate Plan?
A well-structured plan prevents lawsuits from threatening a landlord’s other assets A risk of being a landlord of the commercial or residential property is the threat of lawsuits. An injured guest or tenant, a lease dispute, or a claim that you violated your tenant’s rights according to Florida law can wind up in the… Read More »
Can Employers Control an Employee’s Social Media Content?
Navigating legislation, employee privacy, and a company’s liability risk Social media has brought a whole new set of considerations for how employers monitor their employees. Pew Research shows that 69% of the public now uses some type of social media. For example, if an employee posts a complaint or company secret on their public… Read More »
Why You Need an Exit Strategy From Your South Florida Business Partnership
Eight reasons partners leave a business – and how having a plan in place avoids conflict It’s a sad reality of the business world: about 70 percent of business partnerships ultimately fail. And unfortunately, not all of those enjoy amicable endings. So while most people begin a partnership with optimism that they are in… Read More »