Many entrepreneurs love launching multiple ventures. However, juggling several businesses also means increased administrative tasks, divided attention, and more complex tax and compliance obligations. To
Six months ago, we wrote about a notice of proposed rulemaking from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and a statement of
As a family-owned business grows under the leadership of its founder, a question arises sooner or later that often gets neglected: “What happens next?” The
Earned Wage Access. Mortgage Servicing. Small Business Lending. Chatbots. Land Contracts. These are but a few of the topics on which a zealous CFPB has
The Supreme Court term that ended just three weeks ago was one of the most consequential terms in recent years. I’ve previously written about a
Indemnification provisions are a critical component of many commercial contracts, yet they often receive little attention until a dispute arises. These clauses, often found in
On April 23, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) issued a final rule to promote competition in the workforce by banning non-compete clauses across the
My bank isn’t my bank anymore. They’ve changed the name. Things aren’t the same. I’m a number, nothing more. A shout-out to First Source Bank
In December 2023, members of the Oregon female beach volleyball and rowing teams filed a lawsuit under Title IX of the Educational Amendments. The women
The interplay between majority and minority owners forms the backbone of corporate governance and decision-making in Michigan businesses. While minority owners bring valuable diversity and
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