The potential for real estate litigation for boomerang buyers
On behalf of Thaler Law posted in business formation on Monday, April 29, 2019. When the market crashed, leading to the housing crisis that lasted from approximately 2006 to 2014, millions of people lost their homes or found themselves living in desperate financial situations due to mortgages they could no longer afford. Fortunately, the rebound in the economy means that many of these people are now financially able to buy homes again. While this is exciting, boomerang buyers would be wise to proceed with caution, taking steps to avoid future complications, including potential real estate litigation. Buying a home is
Avoiding missteps during the business formation process
On behalf of Thaler Law posted in business formation on Sunday, April 14, 2019. Starting a business is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming step for a California entrepreneur. There are many important decisions a person will have to make, and it's critical for a person to be cautious and careful to avoid missteps. Problems during the business formation period, even small ones, can lead to significant complications down the road. It is easier to start a business now than ever before. There are many resources available online, but this can also increase the likelihood of a mistake. It's beneficial to
Making smart decisions during the business formation process
On behalf of Thaler Law posted in business formation on Sunday, April 2, 2019. Starting a business is an exciting venture for a California entrepreneur, but there is much more involved with this process than just finding a storefront or launching a website. The business formation process involves many complex and important choices, including deciding on the type of structure a company will have. Before a founder makes any important decision that can affect the finances of his or her business, it is smart to know all of the options available. There are two main types of business structures available,
Tenants’ rights issues could lead to real estate litigation
On behalf of Thaler Law posted in business formation on Tuesday, March 19, 2019. When a Californian rents residential property, he or she has certain rights. There are laws in place that protect the interests of tenants, and they provide protections against things like invasion of privacy and other types of mistreatment from landlords. In some areas of California, however, provisions intended to help renters may actually not be helping them at all. In one town, this led to many disgruntled renters and the potential for real estate litigation. Lawmakers passed certain measures actually intended to protect the interests of
Avoiding business litigation due to violation of privacy laws
On behalf of Thaler Law posted in business litigation on Monday, March 4, 2019. Recently, the state of California passed new laws regarding how companies and businesses of all sizes and types treat the information and data they collect from consumers. It is in the interests of business owners to understand what these new laws mean for their company. A disregard of legal changes or lack of understanding over how the law is applied could expose a company to business litigation in the future. These new privacy laws are among the strongest and strictest in the country. Essentially, California consumers
Business formation and how that choice impacts taxes
On behalf of Thaler Law posted in business formation on Wednesday, February 20, 2019. Starting a California business is an exciting time, but there are important financial and legal issues to consider before moving forward. The choices an entrepreneur makes in the initial stages of his or her company will have significant impact on various factors down the road, including taxes. During the business formation stage, it is prudent to think about how the choice of entity will determine taxes as well. The legal structure of a business determines how a business owner will be taxed and his or her
Business litigation involving well-known candy companies
On behalf of Thaler Law posted in business formation on Monday, February 4, 2019. California district attorneys recently won a significant case brought against a few well-known chocolate companies. Chocolate makers Russell Stover and Ghirardelli recently came under fire and faced business litigation due to certain packaging issues that led to consumers receiving much less product than they actually paid for. The two companies are facing fines that amount to $750,000, and they have to adjust some of their packaging techniques as well. The prosecution accused the two successful candy companies of knowingly and deliberately packing some of their products
How you can sign a better business contract
On behalf of Thaler Law on Friday, February 1, 2019. One of the best ways to prevent contract disputes is to sign a better contract. Clear and concise contracts contribute to a better business relationship. When all parties give real thought and consideration to their contract, even in a simple contract, it sets guidelines and clear expectations for all aspects of the business. What makes a good business contract? Your contract can be a simple, one-page document and be an arguably better contract than a lengthy one. Aside from spotting bad business clauses, the following makes a good contract better:
Adjusting to trends in ecommerce
On behalf of Thaler Law posted in business formation on Thursday, January 24, 2019. One area that has seen a lot of growth in recent years is online retail. Estimates point to ecommerce having hit $2.8 trillion in global sales revenues in 2018. And continued growth is expected. The opportunities ecommerce can provide may draw entrepreneurs here in California to consider starting an online retail business. When entering the ecommerce field, there are many things it can be important for entrepreneurs to stay aware of. This includes what the current major trends are in the online retail industry. Such awareness
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