Helping Businesses Thrive
Real estate transactions can be exciting, but they also come with their share of legal risks. One of the most common issues that arise during these deals is a contract dispute. Whether you're buying or selling property, understanding how to avoid these conflicts can...
Wage and hour compliance is essential for maintaining a fair workplace. Employees can take specific steps to identify and resolve issues related to pay, overtime, and working conditions. Recognize common compliance issues Employees should be aware of common wage and...
Key person life insurance can be a business-critical tool for risk management. Businesses use this type of insurance to protect their financial stability in the event of losing an essential team member. A key person is often a founder, executive or top salesperson...
In Massachusetts, businesses often use non-disclosure and non-solicitation agreements to protect their interests. These legal measures protect company information and prevent ex-employees from poaching clients. But, companies must balance these constraints with...
Owning a Massachusetts business involves careful decisions and strategy about how to best grow the company. Sometimes a business goes as far as it can. A possible solution to expand an enterprise is to combine it with another business. Joining companies can yield...
In the dynamic landscape of the modern workplace, businesses must navigate various regulations to ensure smooth operations. One such regulation, the Family and Medical Leave Act, protects employees' rights to take unpaid leave for qualified medical and family reasons....
Succession planning ensures the long-term success and sustainability of a business. Business leaders need to identify and develop potential leaders who can step into key roles when current leaders retire or move on. Ensure business continuity Of all business leaders...
The process of buying commercial real estate in Massachusetts can be complex. While it is usually a rewarding investment, it also has its fair share of challenges. With over 2,000,000 commercial real estate properties in the United States, as reported by the National...
Businesses use non-disclosure agreements to institute confidentiality between two parties, such as an employee of the business and their clients. There are several different types of non-disclosure agreements, and industries use each type for different purposes. Here...
Business owners turn to non-compete agreements more frequently than ever before to protect their investment in the workforce and intellectual property. Although non-compete agreements are standard in many industries now, each state has its own regulations. As a...
