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Avoiding Workplace Harassment Suits

by Douglas Tibble | Nov 29, 2022 | Business, Business Bulletin

With the increased number of workplace harassment suits and administrative proceedings, as well as fines, penalties and verdicts, all employers need to be proactive to avoid, identify and minimize workplace harassment and avoid claims or suits being filed. Some steps...

Protecting Corporate Board Members

by Douglas Tibble | Oct 11, 2022 | Business Briefs, Corporate

Generally, members of the board of directors of a corporation are protected from liability for the actions of the corporation and its employees, but that protection is not absolute and is being eroded by recent court rulings. In the corporation hierarchy, the...

Asset Protection Planning

by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Apr 13, 2022 | Business, Business Briefs, Insurance

Asset protection planning is taking proactive steps to protect your personal or business assets and income before there is a legitimate threat or claim against you or your business. This is not giving away or transferring your assets to other parties, that carries its...

Arbitrations and Business Disputes

by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Aug 10, 2021 | Business, Business Briefs, Business Law, Civil Litigation, Contracts, The Courts

Many businesses and contracts provide for mandatory arbitration of disputes in lieu of or prior to filing a lawsuit. While arbitration sometimes provides a quicker and less expensive way to resolve a dispute, parties need to be aware of the differences and some of the...

Corporation or Limited Liability Company, Which is Best

by Douglas Tibble | Oct 14, 2018 | Business, Business Law, The Law

The benefits of operating your business as an authorized limited liability entity are numerous, and different for each entity. Selecting the particular entity for your business should be part of your initial planning and discussed with your legal and accounting...

Corporation vs. Limited Liability Entity

by Douglas Tibble | Aug 1, 2011 | Business Law

Generally a business can be operated personally (sole proprietorship or partnership) or through an authorized legal entity (corporation, limited liability company, etc.). In the former, you and your partners’ assets are exposed to any business liability. In the...

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Avoiding Workplace Harassment Suits

Protecting Corporate Board Members

Asset Protection Planning

Arbitrations and Business Disputes

Corporation or Limited Liability Company, Which is Best

Corporation vs. Limited Liability Entity

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