Sole Proprietorship to S-Corp: Choosing What Works for You (Part 1)
The Sole Proprietorship You’ve decided to follow your dreams and start your own business. You know what you want to
Contract Terms – Analyzing the Technical vs. Practical Impact
All too often we run into situations when we see contracts that specifically and expressly provide for one thing, while
“All Asset” UCC Financing Statements: Not Always A Perfect Solution
Most lenders are quite familiar with a UCC financing statement and the procedure for filing the financing statement with the
UCC Article 9 and Personal Property Insurance Interests
In last month’s digest, we focused on the fact that there are certain items and types of collateral for which
Key Decision for Creditor’s Rights Professionals
In a case decided on May 15, 2015, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals has declared that the existence of forbearance
Sole Proprietorship to S-Corp: Choosing What Works for You – Partnerships (Part 2)
In last month’s inaugural Carlson Dash Digest, we began this three-part series with the purpose of helping you determine which
Consent to Jurisdiction for Non-Core Issues Allowed in Bankruptcy Proceedings
In a case decided on May 26, 2015 the United States Supreme Court decided that parties can consent to Bankruptcy
Are Serial Bankruptcy Filers Delaying your Foreclosure Suit?
Are multiple debtors taking turns filing bankruptcies in order to delay your foreclosure suit? Are you caught on a bankruptcy
Creditor’s Good Faith Saves It From Damage Claims
Creditors recently won a protection from debtors while investigating potentially exempt assets. Under both state and federal law, debtors are
How Your Business’s Policies Can Influence Office Culture
Office culture can impact an employee’s experience at a company for better or worse, which, in turn, has an impact