by revolutionlaw | Mar 11, 2020 | Business Law
It was bound to happen. Someone was bound to file a lawsuit over someone else’s response to the coronavirus or COVID-19. The American Airlines pilots’ union sued the carrier in order to get it to stop serving China during the outbreak. Meanwhile, the city of Costa...
by revolutionlaw | Nov 25, 2019 | Business Law
Businesses place themselves at risk for lawsuits when they categorize or pay employees incorrectly. Even if you make these violations in error rather than purposefully, your company could receive significant fines. These strategies can help North Carolina businesses...
by revolutionlaw | Nov 5, 2019 | Business Law
Joining forces to start a business with a partner may double your resources, but it can also lead to disagreements. Although disputes may be inevitable, understanding how to handle conflict can minimize the impact on your partnership. Keep these strategies in your...
by revolutionlaw | Nov 5, 2019 | Business Law
LLC members have the right to elect that their company be taxed as an S corporation, rather than as a partnership (if there are multiple members) or a “disregarded entity” (if there is only one member). If such an election is made, the LLC will continue to be...
by revolutionlaw | Oct 29, 2019 | Business Law
Business owners encounter many hardships, from seasonal challenges to various issues involving staff members. However, business disputes and lawsuits can be particularly complicated, and many business owners encounter problems when a breach of contract claim surfaces....
by revolutionlaw | Sep 18, 2019 | Business Law
North Carolina business owners like you may want to eventually retire or pass your business on to the next in line. Rather than waiting until the last possible minute, we at Revolution Law Group, suggest starting your business succession planning well in advance. A...
