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Strategies for Asset Protection

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Developing an asset protection plan in California presents creative opportunities and interesting challenges. A relevant strategy must be in place for licensed professionals in high-risk occupations.  Principal residences, real estate investments, liquid assets, and retirement accounts must be shielded from potential claims. The business attorneys in Los Angeles at The Hakim Law Group specializing in asset protection want those in high-risk professions to understand why a strategic protection plan is necessary. In California, licensed professionals,…
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Tax Classifications for Different Business Entities

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When a corporation is formed in California, it will be deemed a C-Corporation by default. The terms “C-Corp” and “S-Corp” refer to tax classifications for different business entities. If a business wants to become an S-Corporation, Form 2553 will need to be completed and filed with the Internal Revenue Service. S-Corps and C-Corps have a few different key differences between them – one of them is how they are taxed. For instance, if your business…
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Limited Liability Exposure

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Expanding and hiring more employees is a mark of business success in the corporate world. However, companies should realize with growth comes the increase for liability exposure in different areas. Companies need to remember that they will be held liable for the conduct of their employees; hence, they should be aware of their liability exposure and ways to minimize the risks. An experienced corporate lawyer in Los Angeles can help create strategies to combat liability…
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Why You Need an Attorney to Negotiate Your Letter of Intent

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Tough negotiations are part and parcel when it comes to buying or selling a business. All involved parties will do whatever they can to protect their interests in the deal, and all parties are responsible for taking the necessary steps to protect themselves throughout the purchase and sale process. If you are entering negotiations to buy or sell a business and approaching the phase in which you need draft the terms for an actual letter…
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