by Davis Business Law | Mar 20, 2025 | Blog, Business Agreements, Business Contracts, Business Law, Property
A commercial lease agreement is a crucial document for any business intending to rent property. It dictates the terms between the landlord and tenant, affecting everything from business operations to financial planning. This article will guide you through key aspects,...
by Davis Business Law | Mar 6, 2025 | Blog, Business Law, Employee Procedures, Human Resources
Need an employee handbook that works? This guide will help you know what to put in a handbook that outlines key company policies, fosters a healthy workplace culture, and ensures legal compliance. We’ll explore essential elements, customization tips, and how to keep...
by Davis Business Law | Feb 27, 2025 | Blog, Business Law, Legally Protected Business
If you need fast cash for your business, a merchant cash advance (MCA) could seem like the answer. But beware, our business attorneys often handle cases involving small businesses sued by their MCA company. MCAs, also sometimes called business cash advances, provide...
by Davis Business Law | Feb 20, 2025 | Blog, Business Law, Policies and Procedures
Navigating the laws regarding email marketing is essential for any business wanting to avoid penalties and build trust with its audience. This article summarizes the key United States law – the CAN-SPAM Act, to help guide that your business’s email...
by Davis Business Law | Feb 13, 2025 | Blog, Corporate Status, Legally Protected Business, Texas Business Law
A Texas Series LLC is a unique type of limited liability company that lets you manage multiple business segments under one umbrella, each with its own assets and liabilities. This structure can save money and protect assets, though it does come with some complexities....
by Davis Business Law | Feb 6, 2025 | Blog, Business Law, Oklahoma Business Law
What is a Series LLC? A Series LLC is a special type of limited liability company structure that allows one main LLC to contain multiple internal divisions, each called a series. These series operate like separate LLCs with their own assets and liabilities. This setup...
