Annual Minutes
wickadmin2020-11-11T08:42:11+00:00As the end of the year approaches, do you have your company’s annual meeting planned? Have you drafted your company’s annual minutes?
The top mistakes of selling a business and how to avoid them
wickadmin2020-10-28T14:23:23+00:00In my experience with helping my clients negotiate the buying or selling of their business, whether to a third party, or to their soon-to-be ex- partner, the same pitfalls arise time after time. But, by understanding what they are and how to avoid them, you can go into the sale confidently. As always, the devil is in the details and you need experienced legal counsel to draft your terms.
Four Steps to Forming a Nonprofit
wickadmin2020-05-07T12:11:07+00:00You've got a cause you care about — now you just need the legal status that will help your organization raise money and work for that cause. Here are four steps to help you understand the process, but as always, call Wick Law for more details.
Using Your Business for Good
wickadmin2020-04-30T11:25:46+00:00Right now, developing new ideas to supplement core products and services is one way businesses are continuing to operate and stay relevant. Post COVID-19, your small business may need to pivot and re-configure the day-to-day.
10 Items Your Service Agreement Must Address
wickadmin2020-04-23T11:52:51+00:00In the aftermath of COVID-19, many small businesses are making necessary pivots to their business model in order to stay afloat.
Understanding your Operating Agreement
wickadmin2020-04-16T10:23:53+00:00Many business owners choose to form their business as a Limited Liability Company (“LLC”) because of the protections afforded by this business structure. LLC members are able to protect themselves from certain debts and threats (lawsuits) that they would otherwise be exposed to. In other words, an owner/operator will not generally be held personally liable for the acts of the LLC.
Four key takeaways to help employers and employees during the COVID-19 emergency
wickadmin2020-04-08T13:28:49+00:00. UNEMPLOYMENT Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Program — The CARES Act, through the temporary Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program gives access to individuals not traditionally eligible, including self-employed, independent contractors and “gig workers” and those with limited work history, who are unable to work as a direct result of the coronavirus.
Coronavirus emergency loans: what your small business needs to know
wickadmin2020-04-01T11:20:36+00:00The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act allocated $350 billion to help businesses keep workers employed during the pandemic and recovery. Most important to small businesses: •$10 billion has been set aside for emergency loans to help small businesses keep workers employed, including some that are forgivable; •$17 billion for loan subsidies through the SBA; •and $350 billion in loan guarantees.
Small business relief during COVID-19
wickadmin2020-03-26T09:03:22+00:00Wick Law wants to provide small business owners with the latest COVID-19 related policies that could impact your business. See below for recent policy updates impacting your taxes, unemployment and workers’ compensation.
Emergency SBA Loans During COVID-19
wickadmin2020-03-23T10:24:44+00:00Wick Law is committed to helping small business owners be informed during this tough time.