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U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Government-wide Procurement Preference Goaling Program The federal government purchases billions of dollars in goods and services each year that range from paperclips to complex space vehicles. It is the policy of the United States, as stated in the Small Business Act, that all small businesses have the maximum practicable opportunity […]

Book Title: Business Buyout Agreements: A Step-by-Step Guide for Co-Owners (Business Buyout Agreements) (Paperback) by Anthony Mancuso, Bethany K. Laurence Editorial Reviews: Book Description Everything partners need to create a “business prenup” that will protect a business if someone leaves. If you’re like many entrepreneurs, being in business means working with one or more co-owners. […]

For every “core curriculum” law school course, there are no less than five different supplemental study guides to accompany the course. For virtually all required classes, you can usually find hornbooks, course outlines such as Legalines and Emannuel, case briefs from Casenote Law Outlines, law summaries from Gilbert and Black Letter Series, in-depth explanations from […]

CONFIDENTIALITY AND NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT WHEREAS, [YOUR NAME] agrees to furnish _____________________ certain confidential information relating to ideas, inventions or products for the purposes of determining an interest in developing, manufacturing, selling and/or joint venturing; WHEREAS, _____________________ agrees to review, examine, inspect or obtain such confidential information only for the purposes described above, and to otherwise […]

This detailed article is the product of a public/private sector initiative by the U.S. Small Business Administration with the assistance of ATT. INTRODUCTION Exporting can mean big profits to a small business. For all the opportunities exporting provides, however, it can present as many challenges. Financing exports and fear of not being paid are two […]

What a deposition is, and why it is important. A pre-trial discovery device by which one party (through his or her attorney) asks oral questions of the other party or of a witness for the other party. The person who is deposed is called the deponent. The deposition is conducted under oath outside of the […]