On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Aug 11, 2020 | Business Law, Divorce
There are more than 870,000 small businesses here in Michigan. All of these businesses tallied by the Small Business Administration were started by somebody with an entrepreneurial drive and a dream. Yet a divorce can put a small business at risk. Without any...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Feb 4, 2020 | Business Law
Non-compete agreements can be crucial for businesses. The agreements can offer protection when an employee leaves the company, ensuring the individual will not use valuable information to prop up a competitor and damage your business. Yet across the nation, there is a...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Dec 26, 2019 | Business Law
Even in a vacuum, starting a small business in Michigan is a lot of work. But dotting your company’s i’s and crossing the entity’s t’s is only one part of it. Many small business owners also need somewhere to operate. For that, they find commercial space and sign a...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Dec 17, 2019 | Business Law
No business operates fully independent of anything else. Even basic computer software or vital work supplies require some type of transaction. As a business grows, these simple exchanges can evolve into contractual agreements between two parties for products or...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Nov 18, 2019 | Business Law
Small businesses are the heart of Michigan’s economy. They make up 99.6% of all businesses based in the state and employ about 1.9 million people. That’s nearly half of Michigan’s private workforce, according to federal figures. By starting a small business, you’re...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Oct 23, 2019 | Business Law
If you are starting a business, you may have an interest in forming it as a limited liability company. This business structure comes with tax and liability advantages. In order to form an LLC in Michigan, you must adhere to state requirements. Michigan law has...
