Posts Tagged ‘new jersey’
How to Comply with The Corporate Transparency Act
In this New York Business Lawyer, New Jersey Business Lawyer blog post, Russo Law LLC discusses the newly enacted Corporate Transparency Act and what businesses, investors, shareholders, and officers and directors need to do to comply with it in 2024.
Read MoreLou Russo of Russo Law LLC Featured in ABA Law Practice Today
New York New Jersey Business Lawyer Lou Russo was recently spotlighted in an interview with ABA Law Practice Today. Corporate lawyer, Lou delves into his journey in the legal field and the inspiration behind Russo Law LLC.
Read MoreCelebrating Excellence: Lou Russo Named 2023 Super Lawyer Once Again
Congratulations to Russo Law LLC founder, Lou Russo! He has been distinguished once again as a Super Lawyer by Super Lawyers 2023.
Read MoreNew Jersey’s Latest Credit Card Surcharge Law: What Business Owners Need to Know
In this New Jersey Business Lawyer blog post, Russo Law LLC discusses New Jersey’s recently enacted credit card surcharge law and what New Jersey Businesses must do now to comply with it and avoid significant penalties.
Read MoreCrafting a Strong Master Services Agreement: Key Protections for Success
In this New York Business Lawyer, New Jersey Business Lawyer blog post, Russo Law LLC founder and business lawyer Lou Russo describes the vital components that consultants and service providers should consider including in a Master Services Agreement to protect their interests and set the stage for prosperous client collaborations.
Read MoreBoost Your Business: Top Reasons to Start an LLC in New York or New Jersey
When it comes to selecting the right legal structure for your business in New York or New Jersey, the expertise of a business lawyer is invaluable. One option that offers numerous advantages, as confirmed by business lawyers regularly dealing with corporate law issue, is the Limited Liability Company (LLC).
In this article Russo Law LLC founder and business lawyer Lou Russo will explore five compelling reasons why to consider using an LLC to operate your business in New York or New Jersey regardless of whether for a startup or a small business.
Read MoreCrucial Factors for Successfully Concluding a Business Sale in New Jersey: Maximize Your Profit Now
Are you considering buying a business in New Jersey or selling a business in New Jersey? If so, there are many factors to consider, and the process can be quite complex. In this blog post, business lawyer Russo Law LLC will walk you through what to expect after signing a purchase agreement but before closing on the sale of a business in New Jersey. From due diligence to lease assignments to obtaining franchisor approval, the blog covers everything you need to know to ensure a successful transaction.
Read More5 Must-Have Provisions for Shareholder Agreements in New York and New Jersey
As a business owner in New York or New Jersey, a shareholder agreement is a crucial legal document that can protect your business and ensure that the shareholders’ rights are clearly defined. A shareholder agreement outlines the rights and obligations of each stock owner and can help to prevent disputes and conflicts down the line. This blog post discusses 5 crucial provisions of a shareholder agreement for a New York or New Jersey corporation.
Read MoreSecuring Your Business Secrets: 5 Steps to Take Before Signing an NDA
Before signing an NDA, you and your business lawyer should take these five steps to safeguard your interests while allowing you to maintain business operations and explore business opportunities.
Read MorePurchasing a Business in New York or New Jersey: Tips for Conducting Effective Due Diligence
Are you considering purchasing a business in New York or New Jersey? To make a smart investment, it’s important to conduct due diligence. In this blog post, New York and New Jersey business lawyer Lou Russo provides 5 tips for evaluating financial records, operations, employees, the market, and legal documents when buying a small business in New York. By following these tips, you can effectively evaluate the business and set yourself up for long-term success.
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