Are you planning on expanding your business in 2023? As you prepare for the new year, you will be faced with many legal decisions. If you make wrong choices now, the repercussions could affect your business (and your bottom line) far into the future. To get your...
From marketing to updating inventory, responding to customer queries and managing your employees, a lot goes into running a business. As the year comes to an end, it is only natural to look back at your accomplishments and setbacks, take lessons and prepare for the...
You have endured countless ups and downs, made several wins, and a handful of losses. Well, that’s how business works. And as the year comes to an end, you are probably pushing through the crazy holiday. Clearly, free time is hard to come by. But that does not mean...
There are thousands of books offering advice on how to run a business. You can find advice on anything from marketing to sales tactics, from tax advice to how to avoid legal problems. Knowing those things will be crucial, yet one thing supersedes them all. It’s about...
When employees are being paid an hourly rate, that rate changes if they work overtime. They’re supposed to be paid time and a half. For example, a worker who makes $20 an hour normally would make $30 an hour for every hour of overtime. This only impacts the extra...
You’re the founder and current owner of your company. You deserve a lot of credit for getting to where you are today, but you didn’t do it on your own. You’ve always had a solid team behind you and as your company grows the team continues to expand. You want to...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November, 17, 2022 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Brick Business Law, P.A., based in Tampa, Florida, has been named as one the fastest-growing companies owned or led by Florida State University alumni. The firm will be honored during the 6th annual Seminole...
Your company took on a major project that promised significant profit. You finished the project on time or possibly even ahead of schedule. You kept costs low and communicated with your client regularly about the status of your work. However, despite fulfilling all...
For a business to take off and maintain momentum, presidents, investors, managers, CEOs, employers and employees are trusted to do their jobs right and to act in the best interest of the company and its stakeholders, not themselves. They have what is called fiduciary...
Businesses of all sizes combine forces via joint ventures to harness their potential and build relationships depending on their needs. There is often strength in coming together. Done right, a joint venture can help a business increase its productivity, access new...
