So you are thinking about starting a business in Miami, Fort Lauderdale or somewhere else in beautiful South Florida. Perhaps you’ve done so elsewhere but you’re new to Florida. Or maybe you’ve never started …
Once upon a time, not so long ago, businessmen often closed transactions with a simple handshake and the unspoken understanding that any promises made in the context of the deal would be kept …
In theory, some South Florida real estate transactions are easier than others. But that’s not always the case. Even the transfer of property between family members can be complicated. That’s because certain …
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Unless you are independently wealthy or you have wealthy (and generous) family or friends, you will probably need some other funding source to start or grow a business, whether in Florida or anywhere else. Fortunately, there are several options to …
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When it comes to legal terminology, even the simplest words and phrases can be confusing. For example, a “contract” is most basically defined as a set of promises made by two or more people involved in a …
It doesn’t matter whether you have a newly profitable small business with just one or two employees in Fort Lauderdale or you are in charge of a Florida-based multinational corporation with thousands of employees, generating billions in revenue – …
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Limited liability corporations (LLC) are a popular option for those seeking to start a business. As a simple and inexpensive option, it’s easy to see their appeal. An LLC, however, …
Success in business is difficult. This is especially true for start-ups and new companies. Fortunately, the experienced corporate attorneys at Capital Partners Law are here to help. Here are the building blocks …
Sometimes, despite everyone’s efforts to maintain civility and professionalism, business gets personal. Unfortunately, it can sometimes get downright ugly. If you are a shareholder in a privately held Florida corporation, you may be …
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