Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Birth to Buyout: Law for the Life Cycle of Your Business (Kindle Edition)

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LIKE CARRYING AROUND YOUR OWN BUSINESS LAWYER,
BUT WITHOUT ALL THE TALKING AND BILLS.
Birth to Buyout gives you a straightforward, easy-to-grasp understanding of the business law questions and answers you need to run your business and prosper. Packed with refreshingly candid information, Birth to Buyout tackles business law topics in terms you can understand.
Organized to guide you through all stages of your business - from Birth to Buyout - you learn:
SET UP A COMPANY
* The difference between Corporations, S-Corporations and Limited Liability Companies
* How to pick the right entity for you
* Where you should set up your company
* How to pick a company name
* What to take to the bank when you set up your company bank account
* What to put in your business plan
YOU AND YOUR PARTNERS
* The big conversation you and your partners need to have at the beginning of your venture
* Picking officers, officer titles and salaries
* How to make sure you can get out when you want
* How to kick out another owner
* Setting up your Board of Directors
* Dangers of serving on the Board
* How to be a great Board member
GETTING FUNDED
* The difference between debt and equity
* What investors expect from you
* The parts of an investment deal
* How to divide control between founders and investors
* Securities laws
* Sources of debt financing
* Parts of a loan
* Building business credit
INTERNET CONTRACTS
* What you need to put in your website privacy policy and Terms of Use
* Avoiding liability from user generated content
* Kids information under COPPA
OFFICE LEASE
* Negotiating the rent
* Difference among net leases, double net and triple net leases
EMPLOYEES & INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS
* What goes in an employment contract
* Noncompetes
* Union contracts and collective bargaining
* Nondiscrimination laws
* Screening candidates, including immigration forms
* How to follow rules about minimum wage and overtime and payroll
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
* Trademark
* Copyright
* Patent
* How to get the rights through licensing or buying the IP
MANUFACTURING
* How to plan your whole manufacturing and fulfillment process
* How to get a prototype made
* How to discover the regulations you have to know about and follow
* How to hire a manufacturer
SALES AND MARKETING
* How to get your product sold
* Distribution channel options
* Advertising and promotions
* How to comply with advertising laws
* What goes into your contract with distributors or sales agents
* CanSpam and telemarketing rules
GETTING PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY
* Contracts
* Insurance and Bonds
* Vigilant Due Diligence
GETTING RICH
* Valuing a business
* Valuing stock
* Process of selling your company
* Term Sheets
* Representations and Warranties
* Closing
* Post closing
* Tips to make for a peaceful sale
AND, THERE'S A STORY - MEET HAP, HAZARD AND A LAWYER NAMED GRAVITY.
Birth to Buyout is not just a business law almanac. Birth to Buyout spins forward on the story of two cubicle workers who make a run for entrepreneurship just as big corporate culture is closing in, all with the help of their corporate lawyer (if you just want the law, you can skip the story pages).
Birth to Buyout was written to be an easy-to-follow guide to business law. That's why:
* All explanations are in plain English
* Charts and diagrams are used to make the law clear
* The book celebrates American entrepreneurship and how it can truly set you freeLIKE CARRYING AROUND YOUR OWN BUSINESS LAWYER,
BUT WITHOUT ALL THE TALKING AND BILLS.
Birth to Buyout gives you a straightforward, easy-to-grasp understanding of the business law questions and answers you need to run your business and prosper. Packed with refreshingly candid information, Birth to Buyout tackles business law topics in terms you can understand.
Organized to guide you through all stages of your business - from Birth to Buyout - you learn:
SET UP A COMPANY
* The difference between Corporations, S-Corporations and Limited Liability Companies
* How to pick the right entity for you
* Where you should set up your company
* How to pick a company name
* What to take to the bank when you set up your company bank account
* What to put in your business plan
YOU AND YOUR PARTNERS
* The big conversation you and your partners need to have at the beginning of your venture
* Picking officers, officer titles and salaries
* How to make sure you can get out when you want
* How to kick out another owner
* Setting up your Board of Directors
* Dangers of serving on the Board
* How to be a great Board member
GETTING FUNDED
* The difference between debt and equity
* What investors expect from you
* The parts of an investment deal
* How to divide control between founders and investors
* Securities laws
* Sources of debt financing
* Parts of a loan
* Building business credit
INTERNET CONTRACTS
* What you need to put in your website privacy policy and Terms of Use
* Avoiding liability from user generated content
* Kids information under COPPA
OFFICE LEASE
* Negotiating the rent
* Difference among net leases, double net and triple net leases
EMPLOYEES & INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS
* What goes in an employment contract
* Noncompetes
* Union contracts and collective bargaining
* Nondiscrimination laws
* Screening candidates, including immigration forms
* How to follow rules about minimum wage and overtime and payroll
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
* Trademark
* Copyright
* Patent
* How to get the rights through licensing or buying the IP
MANUFACTURING
* How to plan your whole manufacturing and fulfillment process
* How to get a prototype made
* How to discover the regulations you have to know about and follow
* How to hire a manufacturer
SALES AND MARKETING
* How to get your product sold
* Distribution channel options
* Advertising and promotions
* How to comply with advertising laws
* What goes into your contract with distributors or sales agents
* CanSpam and telemarketing rules
GETTING PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY
* Contracts
* Insurance and Bonds
* Vigilant Due Diligence
GETTING RICH
* Valuing a business
* Valuing stock
* Process of selling your company
* Term Sheets
* Representations and Warranties
* Closing
* Post closing
* Tips to make for a peaceful sale
AND, THERE'S A STORY - MEET HAP, HAZARD AND A LAWYER NAMED GRAVITY.
Birth to Buyout is not just a business law almanac. Birth to Buyout spins forward on the story of two cubicle workers who make a run for entrepreneurship just as big corporate culture is closing in, all with the help of their corporate lawyer (if you just want the law, you can skip the story pages).
Birth to Buyout was written to be an easy-to-follow guide to business law. That's why:
* All explanations are in plain English
* Charts and diagrams are used to make the law clear
* The book celebrates American entrepreneurship and how it can truly set you free Read more


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Friday, July 8, 2011

Cases and Materials on Business Associations: Agency, Partnerships, and Corporations (6th Edition) (Hardcover)

Cases and Materials on Business Associations: Agency, Partnerships, and Corporations (6th Edition)
Cases and Materials on Business Associations: Agency, Partnerships, and Corporations (6th Edition) (Hardcover)
By William A. Klein

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Continuing the tradition that has made it a leader in its field, Problems on Professional Responsibility uses problems to provide an overview of lawyers' professional responsibility. One of the most rapidly changing fields in American law, professional responsibility sees new issues, rules and cases each year, all of which are covered in this book. The Ninth Edition covers the American Bar Association's Model Rules of Professional Conduct, which were extensively rewritten in 2002; the American Law Institute's Restatement Third, The Law Governing Lawyers, and issues raised by federal agencies that play an important role in determining lawyer standards. Other changes to this edition include more citing authorities, fewer black letter questions and issues in each problem to allow more time for discussion and questions; and the integration of readings into discussion materials. Read more


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Business Law with UCC Applications, Study Guide (Paperback)

Business Law with UCC Applications, Study Guide
Business Law with UCC Applications, Study Guide (Paperback)
By Gordon W. Brown

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The new edition of this well-received text includes the same format and cogent writing style as the previous edition but with updated information to reflect the many recent changes in the legal field. A comprehensive package of materials is also available to meet the needs of instructors and students. Read more


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Sunday, July 3, 2011

Pursuing a Career As a Paralegal: Everything You Need To Know To Become a Paralegal (Kindle Edition)

Pursuing a Career As a Paralegal: Everything You Need To Know To Become a Paralegal
Pursuing a Career As a Paralegal: Everything You Need To Know To Become a Paralegal (Kindle Edition)
By Leona Machado

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Pursuing a Career As a Paralegal: Everything You Need To Know To Become a Paralegal

This book covers several topics including:

Chapter 1: What Is A Paralegal
Chapter 2: How Can You Become A Paralegal
Chapter 3: A Paralegals Workday
Chapter 4: Considering Specialized Fields Of Law As A Paralegal
Chapter 5: How Working As A Paralegal Can Enrich Your Life
Chapter 6: Credentials For Paralegals
Chapter 7: Paralegal Training For Young People
Chapter 8: How To Decide If You Really Want To Become A Paralegal
Chapter 9: A Paralegal Does More Than Make Coffee
Chapter 10: Networking An Excellent Tool For Paralegals
Chapter 11: Paralegal Study Through Distance Learning
Chapter 12: Continuing Legal Education For Paralegals
Chapter 13: Paralegals And Conflict Of Interest
Chapter 14: Paralegals And Document Preparation
Chapter 15: Paralegals And Standards
Chapter 16: Paralegals And The Professional Code Of Ethics
Chapter 17: Why Pro Bono Work Is Important For A Paralegal
Chapter 18: What Can You Expectfrom Paralegal Training
Chapter 19: Why You Might Like To Become A Paralegal
Chapter 20: Where Can You Find Good Resources For Paralegals
Chapter 21: Paralegals And Notary Public Services
Chapter 22: Why The Paralegal Field Is An Excellent Choice For A Career Change
Chapter 23: Why The Paralegal Field Needs You
Chapter 24: Paralegals And Unauthorized Practice Of Law
Chapter 25: Would Becoming A Freelance Paralegal Be A Good Option For You Read more


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