Quality Legal Counsel Ensures Corporate Success

Business owners who want their company to experience success need to establish four essential things. Their company must provide a product or service that people need or desire. Second, their product or service must be effectively marketed to their target audience. (more…)

What Is A Leveraged Buyout?

A leveraged buyout, also known as a LBO, is a strategy tactic from big investment companies that allows them to use borrowed funds to pay monetary responsibility for their acquisition. They also use debt to finance their aggressive business deals using items that include junk bonds, traditional bank loans, and other similar sources. (more…)

Corporate restructuring is the process by which organizational changes are made to increase a company’s value, help it to adjust to the demands of growth, make it more competitive in the marketplace, help it survive adverse economic conditions, and/or position the company to move in a new direction. (more…)

There are different meanings derived from endorsement. However, it is the act of the payee or owner signing his/her name on the back of the bill of exchange, check or other negotiable instruments to make it cashable/payable to another by anyone in the law of negotiable instruments such as securities and checks. (more…)

The state laws govern your business partnership’s operation and creation rules without a partnership agreement. Every state has variations regarding the Uniform Partnership Act. A partnership constitution allows your business tailors its standards and operations fit the company. Your (more…)

When forming a new corporation in the U.S., each state has different requirements. California has a particular set of requirements and there are some very good reasons to incorporate a business. Coachella Valley corporate attorneys are experts in professionally setting up new American corporations. (more…)

Birth of the Unsecured Loan

Contemporary banking corporations have come a long way. A century ago, almost every loan made by a bank was required to be a secured loan. In other words, the debtor had to have something of value to offer as collateral for the money borrowed. (more…)

A secured loan is made secure by the borrower pledging a specified item of value, to ensure repayment of the debt to the lender. In the event the borrower does not honor the loan agreement, the lender can take possession or force the sale of property used as collateral to repay the debt. If the collateral does not equal the amount of the loan, he has the right to pursue a judgment for the balance owed. (more…)

Corporate and company law requires intimate knowledge of legal terms. The following article provides a brief overview of important business terms used by Coachella Valley corporate attorneys. These business terms are often used when two business organizations combine in a mutual interest.  (more…)

A 2011 Supreme Court decision has had a major effect on the number of class action lawsuits being brought by employees against companies, as the employers are pushing arbitration as the top option. Consumer disputes can now not be the subject of class action disputes, which has led to dramatic declines in both the number of class action consumer lawsuits and the cost of these to companies. A Coachella Valley corporate law firm can make a number of recommendations for any company that is concerned with the potential for class action lawsuits being brought against them. (more…)