Business Law

Many businesses now use hiring software to save time and manage applications. Some programs sort resumes, rank candidates or screen applicants before a manager reviews them. These tools may help you process applications faster and reduce manual work. However, hiring...

Family-owned businesses play an important role in Indiana’s business community. Many owners spend decades building a company that supports their family and employs their neighbors. Yet when it comes time to step back, succession can create tension, especially between...

In the ever-evolving world of business, choosing the right structure is crucial. For many dedicated business owners, starting a business with a Limited Liability Company (LLC) structure may offer a perfect blend of benefits that can pave the way for success. Whether...

Corporations in Indiana have bylaws because they provide structure and guidance and the law usually requires them to. A corporation’s articles of incorporation define its basic structure, and its corporate bylaws provide a framework for its management and operation....

Entering a partnership can be an exciting step toward making business dreams come true for Indiana entrepreneurs, but partnerships can be a nightmare when things don't work out. Therefore, you need a well-written partnership agreement. There are several things that...

Forming a new business involves a number of key tactical considerations. One of the best ways to form a new company is under an LLC arrangement. A limited liability company offers a number of crucial advantages, including a pass-through tax rate. To form an LLC, you...