Whether you are on the talent or industry side of entertainment, our attorneys are ready to handle all your legal needs.
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Our experience with a variety of domestic and international financing matters makes us the perfect choice for legal advice to borrowers and lenders.
We assist clients in identifying possible disputes, utilize active mitigation strategies to avoid litigation, and get resolutions to cases that match client expectations.
Conducting business on an international scale is never a simple endeavor. There are multiple legal matters to consider and a variety of regulations to be covered.
Our clients can count on our counsel on every aspect of the needs and challenges involved in the restaurant and hospitality industries.
Whether you are filing a copyright or a trademark, our attorneys are ready to handle your needs.
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Starting a small or mid-sized business seems like it has enough pitfalls, and then the LLC or incorporation form demands a "registered agent" and a "business address." For the business owner not well versed in legal jargon, these terms are strangely opaque. What is a "registered agent"? Isn't the "business address" where the business gets its mail? Not necessarily, but there is an easy way to learn the difference.
A contract represents a legally binding mutual agreement by both parties that can be enforced under the law. However, there are numerous situations where a contract can be declared void hence rendering it invalid. Below are the various types of exemptions that can void a contract.
Properly closing out business in California is not merely a matter of dividing the last profits and locking the doors. To properly dissolve a registered company in California, whether a limited liability corporation, a C- or S-Corp, or even a general partnership, requires several steps, some required by statute, and all essential to avoiding issues with creditors and the tax office.