Blog: Business Law

Every aspiring business owner needs at least some capital to bring his or her vision to life. And once the company is up and running, obtaining a cash infusion may be the only way to offer new products and services and to expand…

If you own a business that employs even a single part-time worker, you’re vulnerable to all kinds of employment law disputes. And since a lengthy legal battle could seriously hurt your company’s bottom line, you should do everything…

Choosing a business structure is one of the earliest decisions you’ll have to make when starting a company. Each structure type has its own advantages and disadvantages, and selecting the right legal entity could protect you from…

Limited liability companies (LLCs) are one of the most popular business structures for budding startups. LLCs provide the liability protection of a corporation and the pass-through taxation benefits of a sole proprietorship or…

Selling a business is a lot more complicated than simply selling the product or service that it provides. Even if you started the company on your own or have been running it alone for years, you should not take a DIY approach to…

Many issues can arise between landlords and tenants, and some of these issues may require legal action. Although landlords keep busy maintaining properties and striving to keep happy tenants, it is important for landlords to know…

The language of real estate can be very confusing, especially if you’re new to the sale or purchase of a home, commercial real estate, farm or land-development process. That’s why it’s important to become familiar with real estate…

At Ball Eggleston PC, financial planners utilize our corporate and business services for their clients because of the depth of our knowledge and legal experience. We can work with your company, no matter how big or small, to ensure…