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An operating agreement is a legal contract that governs how your LLC is run. It is the rulebook for your business. It covers things like
May 13, 2026
Your intellectual property is property. Legally, practically, economically, it is an asset, just like your house, your investment accounts, and your business equipment. And like
March 17, 2026
A zombie business is what happens when a business loses its owner or a key owner without any plan in place for what comes next.
March 10, 2026
Are there horrors lurking in your business’s outdated operating agreements or bylaws, problematic contractor agreements, expired licenses, or other dusty business corners? If you’re not
January 23, 2026
For most small businesses: Start with an LLC. It provides liability protection and flexibility without excessive formalities.
Choose C-Corp only if:
• You’re
January 22, 2026
What does “piercing the corporate veil” mean, and why should you care? Your LLC or corporation creates a legal shield between you and your business.
January 13, 2026
Your brand might not be as protected as you think. I’m Julie King with King Patent Law, and today I’m showing you how to audit
January 12, 2026
This week, I’m talking about something potentially even more valuable that EVERY business has: your intellectual property.
ALL businesses have intellectual property, and for
January 9, 2026
Three contract red flags every business owner should check right now.
Red flag #1: You’re operating under an expired contract. A one-year contract ended,
January 8, 2026
What does “good standing” actually mean for your business?
If you formed an LLC or corporation, your state requires you to file annual reports
January 8, 2026
This registered agent mistake could cost your business $thousands$. Every LLC and corporation needs a registered agent: the person or service that receives legal documents
January 7, 2026
You’re busy. You don’t have time for a full business audit this month. I get it.
I’m Julie King with King Patent Law, and
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