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When parties enter into contracts, they usually intend to meet their obligations. An anticipatory breach or repudiation occurs when a party bound by the terms of a contract either states or makes clear by their actions that they do not intend to do so. This commonly...
Many entrepreneurs in Georgia and around the country are choosing to establish limited liability companies instead of corporations when they launch a new enterprise. LLCs are flexible and easy to set up, and they offer the same liability protection as C and S...
Choosing a business structure is a critical decision for any new business in Georgia. It can have tax implications, as well as other legal and financial ramifications. Sole proprietorships A sole proprietorship is a business structure in which an individual operates...