by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Dec 2, 2019 | Operation & Governance, Venture Protection
Today, the majority of small businesses have their own websites. If you have included original written content such as blog posts, articles, or FAQs on your website as part of your efforts to draw people to your site and engage with new and existing customers,...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Apr 8, 2017 | Asset Protection, Regulatory Compliance, Venture Protection
And it’s not just that the IRS occasionally seizes the assets of innocent business owners by mistake and is unaware of the problems with its methodology: According to the TIGTA report, the IRS almost always misses the mark. The watchdog randomly selected 278...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Mar 15, 2017 | Business Succession, Estate Planning, Operation & Governance, Venture Protection
Here are some ways that an advisor could help a family business instill better governance practices: Provide guidance. Each new corporation or LLC document should be accompanied by guidance on governance activities that are required and recommended. In the...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Feb 25, 2017 | Operation & Governance, Regulatory Compliance, Venture Protection
Since day one, President Donald J. Trump has been cutting regulatory red tape in Washington in order to help the American people and increase efficiency. Costly regulations and job-stifling bureaucratic red tape have held back the American economy for far too...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Feb 3, 2017 | Asset Protection, Business Succession, Creditors & Predators, Estate Planning, Regulatory Compliance, Venture Protection
But, what about political risk? Given today’s volatile political environment, it seems especially prudent to raise this topic. A quick glance at the headlines is all one needs to appreciate that these are treacherous times that require organizations to take...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Feb 3, 2017 | Asset Protection, Business Succession, Estate Planning, Regulatory Compliance, Venture Protection
Another regulation that brokers adhere to, but will likely come now to RIAs, is the mandate that the firm has a documented business succession plan in the event the advisor dies suddenly or otherwise becomes incapacitated. The risk is that many RIAs are smaller...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Jul 25, 2016 | Asset Protection, News & Commentary, Regulatory Compliance, Venture Protection
The concept of Title III was sound in theory; it should foster entrepreneurship and provide small businesses access to needed capital from a larger pool of investors. But Congress over-regulated the bill, and the requirements to comply with the regulations of Title...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | May 31, 2016 | Regulatory Compliance, Venture Protection
Good advice, and not just for gun dealers: Your typical customers display consistent behaviors and have consistent conversations, even when they’re first-time firearm purchases. When you don’t see or hear that consistency, trust your gut!Those of us in the retail...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Feb 29, 2016 | Regulatory Compliance
During our FFL compliance visits, we are often asked about how to determine if the members of the store team are prohibited from being in active or constructive possession of firearms. In this article we will explore three components you may want to consider adding to...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Jan 28, 2016 | News & Commentary, Regulatory Compliance
If attacked, do you want to be Victor or Victim? At SacredHonor.US, we hate it when people die embarrassed. And at Protect.FM, we believe good estate plans protect families. We make it easy for your family to attain the comfort of skill at arms. David R. Duringer, JD,...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Jan 27, 2016 | News & Commentary, Regulatory Compliance
Though he acquired a C&R in 2014, this collector’s license does not allow one to deal in guns as a business even if they meet the ATF’s test for being a curio or allow one to be “engaged in the business” of selling more modern firearms. In effect, when selling a...
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...
