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Implications of Slack, Teams and Other Conversation Platforms

Although platforms like Slack and Teams have become indispensable tools for modern collaboration, their widespread adoption raises crucial legal and compliance challenges for organizations. These platforms store a vast amount of user data, including messages, files and even employee metadata. They are subject to stringent data privacy regulations like the…

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Should You Convert Your Startup from a California LLC to a Delaware Corporation?

When it comes to forming a new startup, a California limited liability company (LLC) offers a number of advantages. As the name suggests, an LLC protects the personal assets of individual members from business creditors. And since the LLC is a “pass through” entity, any profits are taxed on the…

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How to Open a Company in Delaware

Many startups in the San Jose area look to Delaware when establishing their corporate structure. You have probably heard that many top companies are incorporated in Delaware. Delaware is a popular state to form a corporation.  But what are the advantages to a Silicon Valley company operating in Delaware?  And…

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Asset Protection for Bay Area Entrepreneurs

Starting a new business venture is an exhilarating journey, but also involves significant financial risks. Seasoned entrepreneurs understand the importance of safeguarding their personal assets from undue exposure. If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur in the Bay Area embarking on your first startup, the experienced San Jose startup and financing lawyers…

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The Importance of Due Diligence

The phrase “due diligence” is often used in the law and is a critical component when contemplating a business transaction. Due diligence means thoroughly investigating and analyzing the facts and key terms of the deal before engaging in a major business transaction, such as acquiring a company or investing in…

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Corporate Transparency Act

As of January 1, 2024, all entities that are not exempt in California must file reports on their “beneficial ownership” with the Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). These reporting rules were part of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which itself was enacted by Congress as part…

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Why Your Los Angeles Business Needs an Attorney

Whether you are looking to fund your next startup or you have an existing business that is well on its way to financial success, it is always a good idea to work with an experienced business attorney who can provide you with valuable advice and legal representation. Especially in California’s…

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Business Entity Formation and Tax Implications

One of the legal services that corporate attorneys provide is advising startups with strategies to protect their long term interests. Each business entity has specific tax requirements and a San Jose business attorney can help you determine which is best for your venture. In this article, we’ll discuss specific business…

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Free Speech or Censorship?

It doesn’t take long on the internet to find extremist language, hate speech, and accusations of censorship. Often these are all found within the same post. Business owners have free speech rights, but free speech from any employee can expose a company to liability for false statements. It is important…

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Buy-Sell Agreements in Texas: What You Need to Know

Many small business owners in Texas need to account for the future of the ownership and continuity of their business, and a buy-sell agreement will often accomplish these goals. When you need help crafting a buy-sell agreement, make sure you are working with a skilled Texas business attorney. Texas Buy-sell…

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