There are times in our lives when we have a dispute with someone about something. The dispute could involve our job or business, housing, a contact, a product or service we used, or a family issue. It could also involve a personal injury or other insurance claims.
The Volunteer Attorney Impact Award is given by the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts (CBCA) to one attorney each year who has participated in and advanced the Colorado Attorneys for the Arts (CAFTA) program.
A poorly planned or sloppily executed Friends and Family Round can have disastrous consequences for the business. Here's why.
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It’s Monday morning and you’ve just been rear-ended on your way into work. It’s 8:40 a.m., your car is banged up, you feel bruised and beat up, but you have a meeting you have to be at in 20 minutes. The at-fault driver says that you two should just swap insurance information and go on your way. The last thing ...
The short answer is: YES! A single-member limited liability company or “LLC” is a one-owner business, much like a sole proprietorship. You alone are the only member and manager of the company. The main reason you probably formed your single-member LLC is to protect yourself from legal liability as you run your business. Your LLC is a valuable “shield” against ...
On April 12, 2018, (Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day), the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Copyright Society of the USA, for which our attorney, Shirin Chahal, serves as a co-chair, hosted NYC-based attorney Raymond J. Dowd and University of Denver Professor Elizabeth Campbell for a fascinating presentation on how artwork stolen during WWII bankrolled the Nazi war machine, and legal ...
