by JAlanCampbellLaw | May 11, 2011 | Business, Business Dispute, Business Purchase, Business Sale, Contract, Corporation, Limited Liability, Litigation, Tax
In my last newsletter I offered some tips on issues to consider when buying a business. The ink well isn’t dry yet…so here are a few more: 3. Ask the Seller to stick around. When you buy a business, you are not just buying the Seller’s assets, you are buying their...
by JAlanCampbellLaw | Mar 11, 2011 | Business, Business Dispute, Business Purchase, Business Sale, Contract, Tax
Thomas Tusser is attributed with the astute observation — A fool and his money are soon parted. This holds true not only when you are trying to impress your 6 year old at the midway games at the fair, but also when buying a business. From my view as an attorney...
by JAlanCampbellLaw | Nov 18, 2010 | Business, Business Dispute, Business Purchase, Contract
“The paper companies must be in collusion with the federal government.” That’s a quote from one of my clients after sitting through a recent loan closing — stacks of papers with no end in sight. Why so much paper? That is your government at work trying...
by JAlanCampbellLaw | Aug 24, 2010 | Business, Business Dispute, Limited Liability, Litigation, Tax
Hopefully many of you remember Vitameatavegemin from the classic “I Love Lucy” show. How in the world does this relate to a limited liability company (LLC) you say? Well is your LLC tired, run down, listless? Has it fallen out of good standing and is it failing to...
by JAlanCampbellLaw | Jun 2, 2010 | Business, Contract, Estate Planning, Power of Attorney
OK, I’m not talking about an actual spare tire – I’m talking about a Power of Attorney. Yes, a Power of Attorney is just like a spare tire; I’ll let that analogy sink in for a few moments. The term “Power of Attorney” is not foreign to most people, but how many of...
by JAlanCampbellLaw | May 4, 2010 | Business, Contract, Limited Liability, Litigation
Now that we are in recovery (hopefully) from the great banking flu of 2008-2009, it has become clear that doing business with banks has changed quite a bit. Gone are the days of quick loan approvals and business loans secured only by the underlying business. Even...
