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How Do I Legally Set Up a Restaurant in Florida?

Wednesday, June 28

If you or anyone you know is planning to open a restaurant in Florida, or if you happen to be the new owner of an already established restaurant, the law mandates you to secure a business license. The license can be obtained from Florida’s Department of Business and Professional Regulations Divis...


Non-compete Agreements in Florida and Legitimate Business Interests

Monday, June 26

In Florida contracts restraining trade are generally unlawful. Non-compete agreements in Florida are an exception to this rule. Non-compete agreements are enforceable if the covenants are reasonable in time, area and line of business. Additionally, non-compete agreements must be reasonably necess...


Selecting the Proper Business Entity In Florida

Wednesday, June 21

Selecting the proper business entity requires me as the business lawyer to try to predict the future. Not only must I provide counsel to my clients on what the legal, tax and operational-related implications are for a given entity, but I must anticipate the needs and obstacles that my client may ...


International Entrepreneur Parole Final Rule

Tuesday, June 20

USCIS and the DHS published the International Entrepreneur Final Rule in the Federal Register on January 17, 2017, which allows the DHS to parole (grant temporary permission to be in the US) certain entrepreneurs of startup businesses (as defined) who can demonstrate that the grant of parole will...


Unlocking the E-2 Visa for Startups

Tuesday, June 13

If you have plans to launch a startup, or are in the early stages of running one, gaining entry into the world’s largest and most dynamic business environment could go a long way towards growing your enterprise. The E-2 Visa is a great way for companies of all sizes to expand or establish themsel...


Five Reasons Why Your LLC Needs An Operating Agreement

Monday, June 12

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a hybrid entity that combines the pass-through taxation of a partnership and the risk protection of a corporation. Although not legally required in the State of Florida, an Operating Agreement is the key to enshrining the advantages of an LLC: protecting the l...