Recent Blog Posts
Breach Of Contract In Florida Business Transactions
When two people or businesses enter into a contract, they are essentially relying on each other to uphold their respective ends of the bargain. However, contracts are breached with regularity, leaving one party in a potentially unpleasant position if they have relied upon the contract’s completion. If your business has been subject to another’s… Read More »
What Is A Reverse Merger?
A standard merger is when a public company acquires a small private company, either absorbing its assets or guiding it through an initial public offering (IPO). However, a “reverse” merger or “reverse IPO” is possible, and happens when a private company effectively goes through an IPO by acquiring a company that is already public…. Read More »
Factors To Consider In Choosing How To Form Your Business
When a person is looking to start a business in Florida, there are a host of different factors that they must consider before opening their doors, in order to give the business the best possible chance to endure. The type of business one chooses to form is perhaps the most important factor, as different… Read More »
Steps to Take If You Want to Sell Your Business
In the world of mergers and acquisitions in Florida and across the country, many business owners are concerned with the due diligence that must be undertaken prior to the purchase of a new business, or the issues that can arise in expanding your business by acquiring another one. Yet it is also important to… Read More »
I Want to Buy a Business: What Steps Should I Take?
If you are thinking about options for purchasing a business in Florida, you need to be prepared for the variety of steps that are involved in buying a company. Whether you are seeking out a smaller company to acquire in connection with another business you already own or you are a first-time business owner,… Read More »
What Do I Need for an Initial Public Offering?
If you have been moving toward the sale of your business but a buyer’s recent offer was harshly criticized by your business’s management team or the board of directors, whether or not the sale will happen may not be up in the air. Or, if you are trying to acquire a business and the… Read More »
What Do I Need for an Initial Public Offering?
While it may be difficult to plan ahead for your business during a global health pandemic, many companies are making plans to go public and are even realizing that initial public offerings (IPOs) are surging in some capacity despite public health and economic concerns. If you currently have a private company and are thinking… Read More »
Securities Updates and the Coronavirus Pandemic
As the coronavirus spreads and the pandemic widens in Florida and across the U.S., the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is taking steps to serve investors and funds. Since the global pandemic is an ever-evolving situation, it is difficult to say with certainty how long some of the SEC’s relief measures will remain… Read More »
Forming a Business During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Much recent news concerning businesses in Florida and across the U.S. has focused on business closures, the ways in which many small businesses are seeking loans to help them remain in business during the pandemic, and how even jobs that might seem “recession-proof” are being disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Indeed, according to… Read More »
What is Regulation Crowdfunding?
If you are thinking about starting a small business in Florida or have a startup, you should know about Regulation Crowdfunding. In short, Regulation Crowdfunding may allow your business to raise money without having to register with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). However, there are very specific rules to Regulation Crowdfunding that… Read More »