The Law Office of Daniel T. Goodwin (“LODTG”) will be closing as of September 30, 2021. I am retiring after 51 years of practice. I have enjoyed my time with the law, but I am looking forward to spending my time with my wife and family.
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What is "Alternative Dispute Resolution?"
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.
Attorney Shirin Chahal wins CBCA Business for The Arts Volunteer Impact Attorney Award
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.
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Raising Money for Your Business: The Friends and Family Round
A poorly planned or sloppily executed Friends and Family Round can have disastrous consequences for the business. Here's why.
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S Corporations – How Should I Pay Myself?
Reasonable Compensation versus Shareholder Distributions
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Paige Orgel Argues Before the Colorado Supreme Court
Attorney Paige Orgel Argues Before the Colorado Supreme Court
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What To Expect During Your Personal Injury Consultation
What To Expect During Your Personal Injury Consultation
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Top Mistakes Personal Injury Clients Make Series Part Three: Not Gathering or Keeping Evidence
Top Mistakes Personal Injury Clients Make
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Top Mistakes Personal Injury Clients Make Series Part Two: Not Calling The Police
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 ...
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I’m a Single-Member LLC. Do I really need an Operating Agreement?
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 ...