Small Business and EIDLs   As small businesses and sole proprietors continue to emerge and move forward from pandemic conditions, they might be able to take advantage of the extended COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program for financial help along the way. Earlier this year, the Small Business Administration (SBA) extended the COVID-19 EIDL [...]

Legal Thresholds to Consider as You Scale   Your business is off to a great start. You’re happy with your structure, sales are booming, and employees are working hard and happy at their jobs. You keep reading about scaling up. Now you are wondering if it’s time for you to do so, and what [...]

Important Considerations When Forming an LLC If you’re forming a business and considering using the limited liability corporation (LLC) structure, you’ll need to be aware of the Georgia Limited Liability Act. This act sets out rules for the formation and operation of LLCs in Georgia, including management, finances, admission of members, dissociation and dissolution, and [...]

Small Business Legal Help As the owner of a small business or start-up, you likely weigh costs against the benefits in many business situations. Have you applied this analysis to legal advice? It might be tempting to save money and use free forms or contracts; however, a free form doesn’t consider all the intricacies [...]

Meet Nicholas Broder, Business Attorney and Of Counsel at InPrime Legal Nicholas Broder has been an integral part of InPrime Legal since joining us in 2017. He utilizes his expertise in business law to serve clients in various ways, including acting as lead counsel for companies generating revenues of up to $160 million. He regularly [...]

The Anatomy of a Customer Contract The past year has taught us to expect the unexpected, in our personal and professional lives, as well as to appreciate the basics. The same notion goes with businesses and contracts. To protect your business, your contracts need to anticipate the unforeseen and cover potential breach, litigation, and other [...]

Restaurant Revitalization Fund to Aid Restaurants Relief is on the way for independent restaurants and those affiliated with groups of 20 locations or fewer. The American Rescue Plan Act, signed into law by President Biden on March 11, 2021, set up a $28.6 billion grant program called the Restaurant Revitalization Fund. Like the Paycheck Protection [...]

What to Do if Your Business is Served with a Lawsuit   If your business has been sued -- whether by an employee, a client, or someone else -- you should always take it seriously. Even if frivolous, litigation can be costly both in terms of time and money. It’s important to address all the [...]

Employer Mandated Vaccines A long history of compulsory vaccinations in America have made them an accepted part of our culture. Starting with institutions in Massachusetts in the 1850s, most public and private schools have vaccine requirements for students. Today, everyone from toddlers entering daycare to military enlistees must be up to date on their vaccines. [...]