by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Jun 15, 2021 | Business, Business Bulletins, Business Law
Even after a resolution of the Covid-19 pandemic, your business will probably not return to its pre-Covid-19 normal, especially since your business may have accommodated or adjusted to a remote work force. This decentralization means you may have to devote more time...
by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Apr 14, 2021 | Bankruptcy, Business, Business Bulletins, Business Law, Litigation
In these financially troubled times many owners are confronted with the dire choice of saving their businesses or their personal assets. Saving a business can include a reorganization. Your business can reorganize with a bankruptcy (Chapter 11) or a creditor workout....
by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Mar 10, 2021 | Business, Business Bulletins, Business Law, Contracts, Insurance
While operating your business as a corporation or other authorized business entity provides owners, officers, directors, and employees with limited liability protection, once the business is suffering from financial distress or becomes insolvent, that protection is in...
by Douglas Tibble | Feb 20, 2021 | Business, Business Bulletins, Business Law, Employees, Employment Issues
The start of the new year it is a great time to check your employment practices, policies and procedures, and some to look at include: Reassess your operating during COVID plan to see if it is up to date. Consider whether to require employee COVID-19 vaccination. Make...
by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Feb 9, 2021 | Business, Business Bulletins, Business Law, Taxes
When confronted with overwhelming financial difficulties, owners often consider whether it is better to reorganize or liquidate their business. In making that decision, owners have many factors to consider, including: Nature of the Economy. Is there a place for your...
by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Dec 15, 2020 | Business Bulletins, Business Law, Employees, Employment Issues
The value of many businesses is often dependent on its employees. Retaining good employees, particularly key employees, is important to a business, as is avoiding the substantial time and cost commitment required to recruit and hire replacement employees. Some of the...
by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Dec 5, 2020 | Business, Business Bulletins, Business Law, Employees, Employment Issues, Internet
The COVID-19 pandemic and the sudden increase of the number of employees working at home puts even more pressure on your business to protect its proprietary, confidential and trade secret information. Some concerns you should address to protect confidential...
by Douglas Tibble | Nov 16, 2020 | Business, Business Bulletins, Business Law, Insurance, Personal Injury
In response to an insurance claim you may receive a Reservation of Rights Letter from your insurance company stating it believes that there is no insurance coverage or duty to defend you for the claim, but that it will continue to defend you during the time if its...
by Douglas Tibble | Oct 5, 2020 | Business, Business Bulletins, Business Law, Business Marketing, Employment Issues, Internet, Privacy
The Covid-19 pandemic and the sudden increase of the number of employees working at home puts even more pressure on your business to protect its proprietary, confidential and trade secret information. Some concerns you should address to protect confidential...
by Douglas Tibble | Jun 3, 2019 | Business, Business Law, Contracts, Firm News
Douglas Tibble represented the private lender in a $5,000,000 financing of the borrower’s acquisition of a manufacturing business that was a division of a fortune five hundred company. The transaction included securing the financing on the acquired real estate,...
by Douglas Tibble | Jun 3, 2019 | Business, Business Law, Privacy
The increased interest of governments, consumer organizations and lawyers in privacy issues creates new and emphasizes old risks for your business if it violates the privacy of its customers, employees or third parties. Knowing some of the current areas where your...
by Douglas Tibble | Apr 5, 2019 | Business Law, Civil Litigation, Privacy
Millions of mobile phone, bank and investment customers now use fingerprint readers, eye scans, and voice recognition technologies as security and privacy enhancing technologies. Biometric information can provide more security than a password, however, once biometric...
