Archive for the 'Incorporating' Category

The Faster Things Change…

Monday, September 25th, 2006

Over the last few years, I’ve come to realize a few things about change.

A few bumper stickers I’ve seen:

“Change is good!”
“Fear change”
“The more things change, the more they stay the same”

Many times changes in the workplace get the most attention, as there’s typically an outside force that promises changes that those on the inside don’t really want to see.  A takeover or a merger are a prime example.  Merging Company ‘A’ with Company ‘B’ is never as seamless as people want it to be.  Integrating cultures into a single Company ‘C’ power house takes time.  The problem? Time is money.

Company executives would prefer to integrate operations overnight because the longer …


Is A Series LLC Right For You?

Monday, May 1st, 2006

Clark Allison from the California Estate and Business Law Blog has a good post on the protecting real estate in a new entity type called a ’series LLC’.

It’s a new entity formation that allows you to create a single LLC, but partition it for each of your properties.  It keeps you from having to form a new LLC for each of your different properties, and saves a bundle on formation costs and filing fees.

I don’t think it’s available in my state yet, and there is some question as to whether the legal …