General Business Law

Articles in General Business Law

By eHow Legal Editor 0 comments
You may obtain a Certificate of Amendment for a Limited Liability Company in order to correct information that has changed since the original Articles of Organization came into effect. You might have a new address or changes in ownership that the ... more »
By David Sarokin 0 comments
Legal cases aren't just for lawyers. Local and national court cases are a great source of information for anyone interested in a particular legal issue, such as divorce law, landlord-tenant disputes, workplace discrimination, foreclosures, ... more »
By Aimee Rogers, ehow UK 0 comments
When it comes to bank holidays, many people find that they still have to work. So just what should you be entitled to and how can you reclaim those rights? These steps will reveal exactly what your rights are... more »
By pianistic 10 comments
If you need some extra cash to get you through the month, here is how you can Pawn your valuables for cash... more »
By Limowreck 10 comments
Looking at an expired gift certificate and kicking yourself over wasted money? STOP! No matter what your gift certificate says, it may still be redeemed. Local laws often require merchants to honor gift certificate no matter when they expired. ... more »
By Anthony Delgado 0 comments
If you are an entrepreneur, it is important to find a good venture capital lawyer as it could be critical to your long-term success... more »
By risandoval 2 comments
A step by step guide to forming your own corporation... more »
By etpa99 2 comments
Basic Facts about Trademarks... more »
By tyinquarter 2 comments
Registering a trademark name is a crucial step for any entrepreneur and makes sure that your products, services, business names, or logos stay unique to your business. And registering a business name as a trademark them isn't quite as ... more »
By JRMaughan 0 comments
In most states, the Attorney General is the person who gives legal advice to the state government. They act as the chief law enforcement officer and oversee public prosecutions. Here’s what to do in the event that you need to contact the Arkansas ... more »
By Kristen Fischer 0 comments
Getting a lawyer is a vital step to ensure that your business is set up and flows smoothly. But with so many legal eagles out there, you may be a little overwhelmed with the process of finding a lawyer. It's not as hard if you follow these easy ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
You have a problem and it's being ignored? You have every right to demand great customer service! .. more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
A notary public is a state-appointed government official with the authority to witness the signing of legal documents and administer oaths. A notary helps to prevent fraud by validating the identity of a signatory and confirms that a document is ... more »
By David Sarokin 3 comments
Wondering if a company is reputable? Whether you're buying from them, doing business with them, hiring them, or thinking of working for them, it pays to check their reputation. For large companies and small businesses alike, here are some great ... more »
By JRMaughan 0 comments
In most states, the Attorney General is the person who gives legal advice to the state government. They act as the chief law enforcement officer and oversee public prosecutions. Here’s what to do in the event that you need to contact the Arizona ... more »
By JRMaughan 1 comments
In most states, the Attorney General is the person who gives legal advice to the state government. The Attorney General and their state attorneys act as the chief law enforcement officer and oversee public prosecutions. Here’s what to do in the ... more »
By Charles Buchanan 0 comments
In this "How to" we will discuss what a restraining orders is, what to do if served with a erroneous restraining order and some legal remedies... more »
By JRMaughan 0 comments
In most states, the Attorney General is the person who gives legal advice to the state government. They act as the chief law enforcement officer and oversee public prosecutions. Here’s what to do in the event that you need to contact the Alaska ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 2 comments
A Notary Public witnesses official signatures. Assigned by the Secretary of State, he or she helps prevent fraud. Finding one to certify your legal documents is easier than you think. Usually, you can find one where you're already doing daily ... more »
By eHow Legal Editor 0 comments
Being accused of or charged with embezzlement can lead to severe penalties that can have long-lasting consequences. The crime of embezzlement is defined as the acquisition of property or funds in a fraudulent manner by someone in a position of ... more »
By Mike 0 comments
I am sure you have at some point in this internet age purchased something online. Whether it was a single product or you signed up for a monthly service where you pay each month, chances are there was a terms of service agreement that you were ... more »
By Kristen Fischer 0 comments
Many small businesses don't have that in-house financial team to monitor the books for them. So whether you're a self-employed business person or the leader of a small company, you'll want to learn some sound accounting basics to ensure that ... more »
By Paul M. J. Suchecki 0 comments
You’ve got to decide on the legal structure of your business. To simplify, you can conceive of these possible structures as a series of steps from the day you first earn a dollar on your own, to your initial public offering. Not everybody follows ... more »
By jjmaughan 0 comments
Utah is known for splendid natural beauty, an abundance of historic sites and a family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors come to Utah from all over the world to experience everything from modern luxuries on the ski slopes to the rugged outdoors in a ... more »
By JRMaughan 0 comments
In most states, the Attorney General is the person who gives legal advice to the state government. They act as the chief law enforcement officer and oversee public prosecutions. Here’s what to do in the event that you need to contact the Alabama ... more »