On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Oct 28, 2020 | business law
A non-compete agreement is somewhat unique in the world of business, as it does not come into effect until after the interested parties cease working together. Typically, businesses require employees to sign non-compete agreements at the time of hiring. A non-compete...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Oct 6, 2020 | business law
Perhaps you have been so busy building a successful company that you have not yet considered how to pass it along when the time comes. There are various options for developing a succession plan that goes into effect when you retire or when you die. Creating your...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Oct 2, 2020 | business law
Operating a business involves providing a service to customers and keeping ahead of the stacks of paperwork required by law to operate. Sometimes this involves a simple business license as a stay-at-home content creator, other times it involves filling out licenses...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Aug 7, 2020 | business law
South Carolina business owners like you need tools in your arsenal for disputes. The success of your business depends on many factors. One of them is how you handle disagreements, arguments and disputes that crop up. There are many dispute resolution methods out...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Aug 5, 2020 | business law
When you start a small business, you want to make sure your operation thrives. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, from 2015 to 2017, an average of 78.6% small businesses maintained their operations for at least the first year. One step you can take...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Jun 15, 2020 | business law
Like many business owners, you may have decided to sell your business and move on to another endeavor or to enjoy a comfortable retirement. At this early stage, you should consider how to attract a buyer for your business. Entrepreneurs tend to scrutinize a business...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | May 13, 2020 | business law
South Carolina entrepreneurs put time, sweat and effort into their companies. It is understandable that you want your business to be in good hands when you pass it down. So how do you ensure you have the right business successor for the job? Today we will look at some...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | May 1, 2020 | business law
Nothing can distract you from running your business quite like a frivolous wrongful termination lawsuit. Being fired from a job is often a stressful and emotional experience, and many ex-workers have a hard time staying objective in the face of unemployment. Before...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Mar 19, 2020 | business law
As an entrepreneur starting a new business, you may find yourself drowning in decisions you must make. Deciding which type of business entity you will form represents one of your most important decisions. Per the Internal Revenue Service, most businesses start in one...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Dec 22, 2019 | business law
When you are starting your own business in South Carolina, chances are you are looking for ways to optimize the resources you have and make your money stretch as far as possible. Because the early stages of developing an organization are so critical to its foundation...
