Corporate Issues

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (“OSHA”) has issued a new emergency temporary standard (“ETS”) which requires employers with 100 or more employees to require their employees to [...]

If your company is doing business in a state other than the one in which you incorporated or formed your company, you are required to register or “qualify” as a foreign entity in that [...]

From JBS Meats to Kaseya, cybercrime is front page news and it isn’t going away. Large Cap, Middle Market, Mom and Pop – it doesn’t matter what size your business is or whether you are high [...]

Sellers that are unfamiliar with the M&A process are often surprised and dismayed to learn only after the purchase price has been negotiated that there are price adjustments that can reduce [...]

For the owners of many privately held businesses, succession planning can be a conundrum. While many business owners would like their children or management employees to eventually own and [...]

Our business and high net worth (HNW) clients often seek our advice when it comes to protection of their personal assets from lawsuits. While asset protection planning can be a useful exercise [...]

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security partners have recently announced that on-premise (but not 365 or online) Microsoft Exchange Server products have a vulnerability to breach, including [...]

On March 2, 2021, Virginia became the second state in the United States to enact major privacy legislation, following California. The governor signed the Consumer Data Protection Act into law, [...]

It has become common for small businesses to be structured as corporations, limited liability companies, and other entities to protect their owners from personal liability. When those small [...]

Many of the software subscription (Software as a Service) agreements that we review are deficient or silent with respect to a service level agreement or SLA. SLAs typically govern what support [...]