Posts Tagged ‘business law’
Advantages of a Holding Company Structure
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of business and finance, companies are continually seeking strategies to optimize their operations, protect their assets, and stimulate growth. One such strategy that has gained prominence in recent years is the establishment of a holding company structure. This organizational framework offers a range of advantages that can offer legal, financial,…
Read MoreGravis Business Law is Launching Our New Podcast!
We are thrilled to announce our first episode our podcast, “Law: Uncomplicated”, where we demystify business law for owners and professionals. Hosted by Gravis Chief Engagement Officer Randi Johnson, we delve into legal intricacies, featuring experts who decode complexities, bridging law with practicality. From blockchain to tax strategies and M&A to cannabis law, join us…
Read MorePodcast Episode #2
Check out our second episode of “Law Uncomplicated” on the Corporate Transparency Act Major New Regulation for Businesses: Decoding the Corporate Transparency Act The Corporate Transparency Act goes into effect at the beginning of 2024, affecting most businesses in the United States. Randi sits down with Attorney Devin O’Donnell to break down everything business owners…
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Don’t miss our third episode of “Law Uncomplicated.” “Protecting Your Business in the Landscape of Love” As we enter the season of engagements and, paradoxically, a peak in divorce inquiries, we sit down with Family Law Attorney Alexis Vandrey to explore the tactics to safeguarding your business during a divorce. Whether you’re planning to tie…
Read MoreState Laws Impacting Business in 2024
The year 2024 brings a wave of new state laws impacting various aspects of businesses, from labor practices and transparency requirements to privacy regulations. Let’s explore some of the key changes and their implications for companies across the United States. Labor Laws and Minimum Wage Increases The beginning of the year saw minimum wage hikes…
Read MoreAccredited Investor Rules Expanded by SEC
This year the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted certain amendments to Regulation D (which covers private exempt offerings to investors) which expands the rules on accredited investors, or those who can participate in unregistered offerings. This expansion should encourage greater small business investment transactions by allowing more investor types to participate in offerings. While…
Read MoreLooking to Raise Capital for your Small Business?
SEC Proposes Conditional Exemption for Finders Assisting Small Businesses with Capital Raising It has taken almost 20 years, but The Securities and Exchange Commission this week voted to propose a new limited, conditional exemption from broker registration requirements for “finders” who assist issuers with raising capital in private markets from accredited investors. If adopted, the…
Read MorePaycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act (PPPFA) Signed into Law
Today, June 5, 2020, President Donald Trump signed into law the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act (PPPFA) with the purpose of addressing concerns expressed by the small business community around the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Here is what the PPPFA attempts to correct: PPPFA Reduces the Amount of the Loan Needed for Payroll The first…
Read MoreDissecting the New Montana Business Corporation Act
On June 1st, 2020, the Montana Business Corporation Act, codified at Montana Code Annotated Section 35-1-112 et seq. (the “Old Act”) will be repealed and replaced by the new Montana Business Corporation Act, codified at Montana Code Annotated Section 35-14-101 et seq. (the “New Act”). This marks the first time Montana has made significant modifications to its Business Corporation…
Read MoreShould I switch my business from a sole proprietorship to a limited liability company?
This is a common question many sole owner start-ups face as they find their market footing and plan their long term goals. The answer is full of potentially unknown considerations that we’ll clarify and explain here so you can decide if changing from a sole proprietorship to a limited liability company is the right option…
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