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The Eight Biggest Areas of Business Vulnerability – Claims and Suits

The Eight Biggest Areas of Business Vulnerability – Claims and Suits

by Torro | Jul 22, 2022 | Blog, Corporate Governance, Legal Mistakes, Legally Protected Business

In the next section of our nine-part series about the biggest business vulnerabilities, we dive into Claims and Suits (For and Against). Nearly every business is going to have disputed claims against other companies or individuals. These can range from simple contract...
The Eight Biggest Areas of Business Vulnerability – Corporate Governance

The Eight Biggest Areas of Business Vulnerability – Corporate Governance

by Torro | Jul 15, 2022 | Blog, Business Law, Corporate Governance, Legal Mistakes, Legally Protected Business

As we dive into the first part of our nine-part series about the biggest business vulnerabilities, we start with corporate governance. This area of your business is full of pitfalls that are outside of your usual wheelhouse. On one hand, we have the ownership...
Creating A Business: LLC Vs. Corporation

Creating A Business: LLC Vs. Corporation

by Torro | Nov 30, 2020 | Blog, Corporate Governance, Corporate Status, Kansas Business Law, Limited Liability, Oklahoma Business Law

When it comes to creating a business from the ground up, the list of decisions that you will have to make can seem overwhelming. One of the biggest decisions you can make starting out is to decide if your business will be an LLC or a corporation. In today’s post, we...
Legal Mistake #1: Where Does Your Limited Liability Lie?

Legal Mistake #1: Where Does Your Limited Liability Lie?

by Torro | Nov 18, 2019 | Blog, Corporate Governance, Legal Mistakes, Legally Protected Business, Limited Liability, Oklahoma Business Law

Legal Mistake #1: Where Does Your Limited Liability Lie? Protection or Legacy As business owners, we are devoted to running our businesses. However, the pitfall of being caught up in day-to-day operations is the failure to think about the out of sight, out of mind...
Five Requirements to Maintain Your Company’s Corporate Status

Five Requirements to Maintain Your Company’s Corporate Status

by Torro | Jul 18, 2019 | Blog, Corporate Governance, Kansas Business Law, Oklahoma Business Law

Five Requirements to Maintain Your Company’s Corporate Status Five Requirements A company may choose to incorporate for a variety of reasons. Obtaining corporate status provides several benefits, including limited liability for shareholders and officers. Safeguarding...

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