Tag: business attorney
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How a Business Can Improve Debt Collection
One of the most frustrating areas of maintaining a successful business is collecting on receivables. It has been said that “a sale to a customer is no more than a gift, until the payment for it has been collected and gets deposited in the bank.” Many businesses learn this truth the hard way, generating great…
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Finest Real Estate Attorney Around
“I have referred matters to Mark for several years because he is one of the finest real estate attorneys around. I have no hesitation in recommending him for anyone’s real estate matters, whether it be individuals or other attorneys. He’s a professional.” 2017 Testimonial from a fellow Bay Area Attorney
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Great Attention To Detail
“Great attention to detail and swiftly answered my questions and emails.”
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More Than Thorough
Mark, was more than thorough in his handling of our case. He went way outside the box by reviewing other defendants that might be culpable and it worked.
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Non-Disclosure Agreement Do’s and Don’ts
We live in a highly competitive business environment, which pits people against firms, and major corporations against small businesses. When negotiating transactions, individuals and companies must prevent unauthorized disclosure of their trade secrets and proprietary information, which is so vitally important in such a competitive business environment. One of the ways for professionals and firms…
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Great Lawyer and Great Firm
Fantastic firm with very high quality lawyers. They don’t over bill or over work a case or matter.
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Selling Your Business – The Confidentiality Agreement
It pays to plan ahead to protect your investment when you want to sell your business. One key move: Talk to your business attorney about drafting a strong confidentiality agreement. Learn more.
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Poniatowski Leding Supports The Preference Reform Legislation In Bankruptcy Matters Proposed By The Commercial Law League Of America
We agree with CLLA’s efforts to reform preference legislation in bankruptcy matters, and CLLA’s position that preference reform is necessary to even the playing field between creditors and trustees. Learn more.
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We Couldn’t Have Chosen a Better Person for the Job
“I hired him to take over the CEO’s position when closing down a business due to an eminent domain case. He was familiar with the company, and had taken care of a previous problem. He did what needed to be done, had excellent relations with employees, was careful to keep everything legal, only spent the…
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Minimize Business Partnership Disputes
Some of the best business partnerships go stale with one wrong move. However, when you take the right steps upfront, you can minimize the possibility of future disputes.
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Acquiring Commercial Real Estate with Current Tenants
Purchasing occupied commercial real estate provides you with an immediate source of income, but the inherited tenants can also cause headaches.
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Buying An Oakland Business? Don’t Overlook the Letter of Intent
The purchasing process of an existing Oakland business must undergo strategic steps so that buyers and sellers reach fair, negotiated and intended legal terms at the end of the transaction.
