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  1. Cleanup Your Startup: Taking the Legal Broom to LegalZoom

    According to LegalZoom’s website, over 1 million satisfied customers have used its popular legal document service. At LegalZoom, they even “guarantee your satisfaction.” Perhaps LegalZoom should redraft its guaranty, because we continually are pulling out the legal broom to clean up these do-it-yourself legal documents. So what is LegalZoom, really?

  2. Startup Science: The Formula for Launching Your Startup Right

    Discover key startup tips that you should consider when starting your new company. In most cases, they apply straight up with no deviation. At worst, they will cause you to analyze and think about important startup issues when you decide how to structure and launch your new company.

  3. Hey Entrepreneur – Read That Agreement First, And Then Sign It!

    You need to read the contract before you sign it. It sounds simple. And it should be.But there are so many people out there who don’t take the time to read important agreements, or don’t make the effort to understand them, or rely too much on the wrong people for guidance. They later find out that they have really bad agreements in place and limited options to make things better.

  4. 5 Great Reasons to Start Your Own Business

    Are you ready to start your own business? You probably have heard about how difficult it can be to start your own company, with all of the related risks and startup challenges. But, there also are many positives when you start and grow your own business. I share 5 great things that I have experienced as an entrepreneur since I started my company back in 2007. I hope that they resonate with you and what you experience as you start and build your own company.

  5. Think Inc.! 11 Reasons Why it Pays to Incorporate

    As you move your business forward, you will get to a point where you need to put more structure around your business. There are four basic options for the legal organization of your business – sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company (LLC), or corporation. In many cases, a corporation will be the best option.

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