Articles in Headline
Part II (Documents 6-10)
When launching a startup involving any technology, (e.g., a software development operation or a social media venture), there are key documents that are necessary to make sure that the essentials are protected …
In a phrase: The future of apps is not going to be “Supermonkeyball HD.”
Prediction: As apps go from byte sized to life sized, developers for the iPad will increasingly run into many of the …
Tip: When making blue sky filings, look for the exemption path of least resistance.
Any business (technology, film, hedge fund) that is raising capital through a regulation D private offering (e.g., an LLC is selling units …
Founding a company and evaluating funding options seem like a mathematical challenge best left for the Einstein’s of our generation. This is definitely not so. Everyone interested in founding a company which is likely to …
Businesses like rock stars often want to set aside their real name and have a separate persona in the marketplace. The typical route to do that in New York is to register and form a …
Most software operations never think twice about sales tax; that keeps the physical goods people (e.g., furniture, equipment, etc.) awake at night, right? And many of us have heard the horror stories of tax penalties …
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Rights Management in a Multiplatform World
With broadcasters and operators distributing content on multiple platforms at an increasingly higher volume, the need for effective and efficient rights management has never been greater. And …
Your Business, Your LLC, Your Baby–Properly Managing an LLC to Avoid Losing your Liability Protection
So you want to start your own business and can’t decide whether you want to open a corporation, limited liability company …
Social Media sites see many faces and not all of them are smiling. Hence the stalwart Terms of Services Agreement stands as the first line of defense against potential lawsuits. And often these terms lay …
The Court in Man Choi Chiu v Chiu recently ruled that that a member of an LLC looking to expel another member for alleged misconduct is simply out of luck, if the operating agreement is …
