The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (or DMCA) is an update to US Copyright Law to address the new realities the Internet (and services made available on the Internet) present regarding...
The USPS Form 1583 (v2023) is required by the US Postal Service, for anyone who wants a mailbox in the United States. It is confusing and ambiguous, but it must...
As a general rule, if you’ve never filed taxes for your dormant LLC, you do not need to file taxes as long as you haven’t been using the LLC and...
The general rule is there are no legal barriers from operating more than one business under the same company, although there are important exceptions.
When you think of your typical trademark dispute between two parties, it’s customary to ask “who has the trademark?” The trademark holder is usually the party that is enforcing and...
If you are going into business, do you need to trademark your company (or business) name, or the name of your products or services? The answer depends on a number...
I often get this question when folks are considering protecting either their brand name or some unique work product, and the individual asking the question doesn’t know how what to...
Do you have a subscription service with us, and want to cancel? We do not lock you into a contract, so all services with L4SB can be terminated by you...
We are US-based attorneys and can really only give advice about US-based law and taxes. If you are located outside the US, a lot depends on the country you are...
Question: I’m trying to explain to my CPA how my Anonymous LLC parent/child structure works, and make sure my CPA understands it, especially how I can tax myself under S-Corp...
There are a number of possibilities when dealing with banks who don’t like CMRA addresses (that is what the US Postal Service calls mailboxes provided by third parties, such as...
It’s certainly legal to have your parent and child company have the same name (assuming they are located in different states). Let’s suppose you wanted the name ACME, LLC (and...