Questions to Ask Before Starting an LLC Are you interested in starting your first business and escaping the rat race? Then you’ve probably thought about forming an LLC. Most new entrepreneurs decide to start their first business as an LLC, and it’s not hard to understand why. Setting up your business as an LLC not […]
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Does BOI Reporting Mean the End of Anonymous LLCs For many business owners, privacy is a major concern. And rightfully so. Just because you’re running a business, doesn’t mean you want your personal information shared with the public. For years business owners have been allowed form and register anonymous LLCs to maintain their privacy while
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How do I Protect my Intellectual Property as an Independent Contractor? Unless you own real estate, your intellectual property (IP) is probably your business’s most valuable asset. This is especially true for freelance entrepreneurs who work for others as independent contractors. Your intellectual property sets you apart from your competitors. Furthermore, your intellectual property can
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Firing Clients: When Enough is Enough All money, ain’t good money… When you find a client who is willing and able to pay on time, typically, you try to hold onto them. But occasionally, you come across a client whose money isn’t worth the headache that accompanies it. For example, you may have a client
Philadelphia Rental License Renewal By Schalor Blackshear and Zane Johnson Thinking about renting out a residential property to bring in some extra income? In Philadelphia, you’ll probably need a rental license. If you have been renting residential properties for years, you probably know this. But if you’re a newbie, you’ll have to factor the renewal
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NIL Rights in Real Life By Patrick Hanafin and Zane Johnson The AND1 Ballers Could Have Used a Good Lawyer Debuting in 1998, The AND1 Mixtape was a cultural phenomenon. The concept was simple: take the highlights from various pickup basketball games and have a DJ slice up some hip-hop beats under the edited footage.
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The EYE Project Returns YEAH Philly and MZA Legal partner for a youth pitch competition with a $1,000 top prize Empowered Youth Entrepreneurs (EYE) Project is returning with a bang during Global Entrepreneurship Week in Philadelphia. On November 16th, 2022, the EYE Project will hold it first youth pitch competition at the HIVE at Springpoint.
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Everything You Need to Know About PA’s Marijuana Pardon Project PA’s new Marijuana Pardon Project is a potential game changer If you have a past conviction for possession of marijuana in Pennsylvania, you’re going to want to keep reading. On September 2nd Pennsylvania announced its Marijuana Pardon Project. And this first of its kind
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How to do a Trademark Clearance Search – Step by Step At the foundation of any strong brand is a recognizable business name. Simply put, when customers recognize the name of your business and associate it with positive qualities, they are more likely to buy from you. Choosing a name for your business can be
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Will an LLC Protect My Personal Assets? LLCs and Limited Liability One of the main reasons people form LLCs when starting a business is to protect their personal assets. But if something happens, will an LLC actually protect your personal assets? It Depends. Generally speaking, the LLC structure limits business owner’s personal liability. Limited
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