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By : Jon Garner Who can legally bind your company? Who can sign contracts on behalf of your company? These are questions that business owners all too often fail to consider, and in so doing, create unexpected or unwanted liabilities. Generally speaking, the owners, officers, directors and/or managers of a company have authority to bind
By : J.D. Hartung 2020 was hard. But what can we learn from it? Family first . . . Health and Human Life are fragile . . . Don’t take the “little things” for granted . . . Just because we read it on-line doesn’t make it true . . . The mind is a
By : Charlie Wittmack If you own a partnership (or an LLC that is taxed as a partnership), you may divide your partnership interest (or membership interest in the case of an LLC) into a capital interest and a profits interest. Every business owner understands the value of their “capital interest,” which represents their ownership
Employer-mandated biometric screening is an emerging area of the law that is increasingly controversial. Two recent opinions are shaping how employers collect this data and what they do with it. Employers’ use of biometric data has been increasing in recent years as employers seek creative new ways to counteract ballooning health care costs by motivating
The Ex-CEOs of two category-leading, but poorly performing, national brands escalated their battles this week with a host of new allegations that forced onlookers to determine whether personal issues or financial performance were to blame. On Tuesday morning, Demos Parneros, the recently ousted CEO of Barnes & Noble filed suit in the Manhattan Federal Court
NEW YORK (Reuters) – General Mills Inc has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit claiming the company failed to warn consumers about traces of the weedkiller glyphosate in its Cheerios cereals. A Florida woman in her Thursday lawsuit in Miami federal court said she never would have purchased the company’s Cheerios and Honey
