Posts by russolawllc819
5 Tips for Cutting Ties With a Business Partner
A brief business law blog post authored by New York and New Jersey business lawyer detailing 5 tips for any New York or New Jersey business owner asking themselves “How can I resolve my disputes with my business partner?”
Read MoreCorporate Shareholder Meetings In New York and New Jersey
A brief business law blog post authored by New York and New Jersey business lawyer detailing
some requirements for shareholder meetings for New York and New Jersey Corporations. This post is a good primer and frame of reference for all owners, shareholders and directors (boards of directors) of New York and New Jersey Corporations looking to ensure compliance with controlling corporate law in New York and New Jersey
SCOTUS: 1782(a) Discovery No Longer Available in International Arbitrations
On June 13, 2022, the United States Supreme Court unanimously held that parties to private arbitrations cannot use US federal courts to gather evidence to be used in international arbitrations.
Read More5 Ways Business Owners Can Avoid Personally Liability for The Debts of Their Business
One of the main draws of creating a separate stand-alone entity (e.g., corporation, limited liability company) when starting a new business is to avoid being personally liable for the debts incurred in furtherance of the business. However, that protection could be lost if the business is not properly managed by owners, shareholders, officers, and/or directors of…
Read MoreEnd-of-Year Corporate Checklist for Small Businesses
While most people are focused on last minute gifts and preparing holiday meals, business owners are getting their corporate affairs in order before the clock strikes midnight and we ring in a New Year. Here are five questions small businesses and medium-sized businesses should be thinking about as we approach January 1. 1. Do I…
Read MoreMerchant Cash Advances: 5 Things Every Business Owner Needs to Know
Traditional financing is not always available to many small business owners. Many turn to merchant cash advance funders to satisfy short term capital needs. Business owners have a business lawyer review the terms of these complex agreements because the consequences of breaching them can be very severe. This New York and New Jersey business lawyer…
Read MoreIn the News: Russo Law LLC Founder Louis Russo Quoted About Salary Negotiation Techniques
Russo Law LLC Founder, Louis Russo was recently quoted in a DollarSprout.com article discussing salary negotiations. Here is an excerpt: Contract law attorney Lou Russo recommends higher-level employees, or anyone asked to sign a contract, tell potential employers that their lawyer will review the offer letter, employment agreement, employee handbook, or stock option plan. Having…
Read MoreRusso Law Celebrates Its First Year In Business!
Dear clients, colleagues, and friends, I would like to thank you for your continued loyalty and support as Russo Law LLC celebrates its first year in business. I founded Russo Law LLC to provide superior legal representation to owners, officers, executives, investors, and shareholders of business ventures and arrangements of all shapes and sizes. Leveraging…
Read MoreEarly Case Assessment of Business Disputes – Lou Russo Appeared on the Nexdigm Podcast
RUSSO LAW LLC’s founder, Lou Russo, recently appeared on Nexdigm (Formerly SKP)’s podcast and spoke with Sundaraparipurnan Narayanan about the benefits of early litigation assessments in business disputes. Click here to listen: https://bit.ly/3eEIdJm * * * Russo Law LLC deploys unparalleled training and modern technology to guide investors, businesses, and executives efficiently through corporate, contractual,…
Read MoreBusiness Owners Beware of the New York City Freelance Isn’t Free Act
There are many benefits to working with independent contractors / freelancers instead of hiring full time employees: flexibility, reduced legal risk, no payroll costs, no commitments, no benefits, and no hassle. As an added bonus, you can likely haggle them down to accept less on an invoice because, after all, they likely need the money,…
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