Keeping you informed on the latest legal topics
Throughout the year, Holmes Business Law hosts webinars covering common legal and small business law topics. These webinars are free and open to the public. Below is a list of upcoming webinars we have planned.
Is Your Business Entity in Good Shape?
In this session, we look at the business entity and whether it is being properly maintained. To keep the protection of an LLC or corporation, certain formalities need to be followed. We cover core housekeeping steps and what to fix if things have been skipped.
How to Know When It’s Time for a Contract Tune Up
When was the last time you reviewed your business contracts. If it has been a while, you may have provisions that no longer match your pricing, services, or operations. This session covers why periodic contract review matters and what business owners should refresh.
Partnerships, Are We Still Good? Checking in on partnership agreements and when to revisit
Partnerships change as the business grows. This session covers the role of a partnership agreement, how to keep roles and decision making clear, and when it is time to revisit the original terms before tension turns into conflict.
Trademarks and IP, Time to Take Stock of What’s Valuable in Your Business
Copyright and trademarks can protect the ideas, products, and brand identity your business develops. This session helps you identify what intellectual property you may have, what is worth protecting, and how to think about protection in a practical way.
Employees, Do You Have Proper Employment Agreements in Place?
Employee agreements set expectations and clarify rights and responsibilities during employment. In this session, we cover why these agreements matter and what business owners should consider including.
Commercial Leases, Negotiating and Re negotiating Terms
Commercial leases often require negotiation so the contract fits the business. This session covers what to negotiate before signing and when it may be time to revisit lease terms after the business changes.
If you need guidance for your specific situation, we can help you assess risk, strengthen documents, and make informed decisions before you sign.
