by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Jul 12, 2018 | Asset Protection, Business Succession, Estate Planning, Limitation of Liability, Venture Protection
In at least one sense business succession planning is like planning for guns: you need to make sure beneficiaries are responsible enough to handle the asset. Plus a little asset protection might be a good idea. Putting aside the ultimate outcome of the...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Feb 9, 2017 | Buying or Selling a Closely Held Business, Limitation of Liability, Venture Protection
Aggrieved parties have long been able to sue in federal court for copyright, patent, and trademark violations. Surprisingly, no corresponding private cause of action has existed for trade secret theft. Instead, trade secret cases were the domain of state...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Nov 30, 2016 | Asset Protection, Entity Formation, Estate Planning, Limitation of Liability, Venture Protection
While it should go without saying, a business owner should intentionally choose its structure and tax status and accept the related tax and governance implications. Inadvertently forming the wrong entity could have costly consequences. In this case, it seems...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Oct 13, 2015 | Archived, Limitation of Liability, Operation & Governance, Venture Protection
The Court of Justice of the EU has just ruled invalid the entire US-EU Safe Harbor regime for cross border transfers of personal data. High tech companies involved in such transfers will want to keep a close eye on this and get counsel immediately. Follow...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Aug 16, 2014 | Business Succession, Creditors & Predators, Limitation of Liability
Set up your business with tax planning, estate planning, asset protection, and family protection in mind. In this economy, you need every competitive advantage, and your competitors are not standing still when it comes to tax planning. Estate planning and business...
