by Torro | Jun 12, 2020 | Blog, Business Contracts
How to write a contract. To have a business contract that is in compliance with state laws, you’ll need to have a well written and organized contract with 3 essential elements (Offer, Acceptance and Consideration). Learn more about the 3 elements to include in a...
by Torro | May 21, 2020 | Blog, Non-Profits
Nine vulnerabilities nonprofits must deal with. It took me, Matthew Davis, years of practicing law to finally reach an epiphany about what the law is ultimately all about. It is about protecting clients from vulnerabilities. Rather than be vulnerable, we want our...
by Torro | Mar 12, 2020 | Blog, Non-Profits
If you’ve landed on this article then it’s probably safe to say that you’re thinking about starting a non-profit but you aren’t sure where to begin or if it’s even right for you. It’s important to have all the facts and know exactly what to expect...
by Torro | Jan 23, 2020 | Art of Preventing Stupid, Blog, Kansas Business Law, Legally Protected Business, Oklahoma Business Law
An Apple a Day For Your Business Problems “I know it when I see it,” said Potter Stewart in the court case Jacobellis v. Ohio speaking of obscenity. This is a bunch of bunk. Seeing doesn’t mean seeing. After all, the saying “If it was a snake it would have bitten...
by Torro | Jan 16, 2020 | Art of Preventing Stupid, Blog, Books & Resources, Legally Protected Business, Strong Protected Business Program
Epiphanies, Cocktail Napkins, and Preventing Stupid What Gets Me Up in the Morning – My Why Everyone has different motivations for getting up in the morning. Coffee, children, early runs (these are for the real nuts out there). What motivates me to do my best every...
by Torro | Jan 2, 2020 | Blog, Dispute Resolution, Kansas Business Law, Legal Mistakes, Legally Protected Business, Oklahoma Business Law, Strong Protected Business Program
Legal Mistake #8: Are You Protected From the Government? I have a two-and-a-half-inch thick book of transportation regulations sitting on the window ledge behind my desk. I pull it out about once a week to look up something. As I do, I shake my head and say, “We...
