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The Power Struggle of Marriage and Business
By Robert Fukui The Dream of Being Married and Owning a Business The vision of being married and owning a business probably sounds something like this. You and your spouse have freedom because you’re not tied down to a 9 to 5, can set your own schedules, develop...
The Challenge of Changing Culture
By Alan Weisenberger I once had responsibility for a large technology project that never delivered on its objectives. We had a team of highly skilled people with a great track record of successful projects. They used processes that had succeeded repeatedly in the...
Is Your Business Website ADA – Compliant?
By Gahram Kang, Esq. Earlier this month, I attended a webinar on the topic of “Website Compliance and Accessibility (ADA)” to inform law firms how they can improve their website for the modern client, given by Mr. Jared Gordon, Esq. of McCormick Barstow LLP. The...
General Counsel for Your Business
By Andrew W. Sohn, Esq. Your Business Situation Your company is GROWING. Revenue looks good, sometimes even great. Business is turning a profit and it doesn’t look like it’ll stop anytime soon. There is tremendous promise for your company’s future. You are now greatly...
Selling Your Business Using a Buy Sell Agreement
By Keith Conley As a successful business owner, a funded exit strategy can help you harvest the value of your business when you leave the company. Through a buy-sell agreement, you have pre-selected a buyer (your fellow business partner(s)), and determine the purchase...
The Pareto Principle and Your Business: How to Evaluate Your Financial Data
By Dylan Sohie I need to look into a huge amount of financial data, where do I begin? Let’s tackle this question by asking some other questions: have you ever realized that cable offers a huge number of channels, but you only watch a few of them? Ever noticed that all...
5 Keys to Reaching Your Goals in 2019
By Robert Fukui The New Year is upon us so it’s time to make your goals for 2019. If you’re like me, you may not set any new year’s resolutions, that tend to be broken within the first three weeks of the year anyway, but you should still set goals for yourself both...
Preparing Your Business for 2019 CA Employment Law Changes
By Terri Olson New California employment law changes are coming in the new year. Here are SOME of the important changes your business should be aware of. 1. Sexual Harassment Prevention Training (SB1343): Effective January 1, 2019, California employers with at least...
Top Five Tax Tips for Year End Planning
By Joe Abesamis 2018 brought a host of new changes to the tax code. For example, corporate tax rates were reduced from 35% to 21% and the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) was eliminated. For Individuals, a new 20% deduction for most pass-through income was...
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