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...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Nov 18, 2019 | business law
As the owner of a small business in South Carolina, you may be wondering what time you should start drafting your business succession plan. The best time to start is now. The sooner you begin, the better, and today we will discuss just why that is. Business succession...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Nov 4, 2019 | business law
It is not uncommon for many family businesses in South Carolina to be started or operated by couples who are married to each other. Working with a spouse may not be for everyone, but it can provide some people a nice way to balance professional and personal lives....
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Oct 7, 2019 | business law
You might have found the perfect business to purchase in South Carolina and you do not want it to get away. While it is understandable to secure a good business operation if you can, rushing to give the seller an offer in writing might not be the way to go. If you...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Jul 31, 2019 | business law
For many budding entrepreneurs in South Carolina, the path to starting a successful business involves a careful accounting of finances. A small business checking account separate from your personal bank account can be a good way to keep track of your business-related...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Jul 22, 2019 | business law
Location is key when you plan to open a retail store in South Carolina. You need to consider foot traffic, vehicle access, parking, adjacent businesses and more. However, it is not a good idea to speak to the owner about a commercial lease with your heart set on a...
