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If you are running a business in San Francisco, you are likely aware that a business license is required for operation. On top of this, all business licenses in the city need to be renewed by May 31st annually. Instead of having to stumble through the San Francisco Treasurer and Tax Collector’s website, we’re here to outline the process in a bite-sized article!
If your business is facing a lawsuit, one of the first questions that comes up is: Will the case be in state court or federal court? Most business owners aren’t familiar with the differences, but knowing the basics can help you understand what’s at stake. Here are the key differences between federal and state business litigation that every business should know.
If you’ve just gone through a federal trial and didn’t like the outcome, you may be wondering: Can I appeal? What happens next? Do I get to present my case all over again?Federal appeals can feel like a mysterious process — but the basics are actually straightforward once you know what to expect. Here’s a plain-English overview.
If your business is facing a lawsuit in federal court, chances are you’re asking yourself one big question: What should I really be worried about? The truth is, federal litigation is high-stakes and high-pressure - and while every case is unique, there are a few concerns that keep nearly every business owner up at night. Here’s what you need to know.
Losing in trial court is frustrating and stressful - but it’s not always the end of the road. In California, you may have the right to appeal and ask a higher court to review your case. The appeals process looks very different from a trial, and knowing what to expect can save you time, money and stress. Here are the five most important things to know if you’re considering an appeal.
Getting sued in federal court can be one of the most stressful moments for a business owner. The process is fast-moving, the stakes are high, and the rules are stricter than in state court. Here are the five most important things you need to know right away.
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Filing an S-Corporation Election with the IRS is not the most tedious filing you will need to complete for your new business, but there are certainly some important details that you should be aware of. But not to worry, Bend Law Group is hereto walk you through the steps!
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