As experienced corporate lawyers, we at Holon Law understand entrepreneurs’ dilemmas when deciding between incorporation and forming an LLC. These are two common business structures, but which suits your unique situation?
Expanding your business through franchising can be an effective growth strategy. However, there are several legal risks that new franchisors need to consider before offering franchises.
When starting a business, an entrepreneur’s most important early decision is choosing the proper legal structure. This decision can have significant tax and liability implications down the road. A corporate business lawyer can help entrepreneurs understand the pros and cons of each entity type and determine the best structure for their unique situation.
Expanding your business through franchising or licensing are two common growth strategies that differ significantly in how they work. As a business owner exploring these options, you must understand those differences to determine the best path forward.
Starting a business involves many complex decisions, but one of the most important is choosing the right structure for your company.
Starting a franchise can be an appealing path to business ownership. However, every prospective franchisee should understand the complex legal issues around franchising before signing any agreement or handing over any money. This article explains key aspects of United States franchise law and contracts in plain language so you can make informed decisions about your franchise investment.
An intellectual property (IP) entertainment lawyer can assist athletes, entertainers, and creative professionals. As skilled professionals in IP law, entertainment lawyers help clients protect, manage, and profit from their creative works and persona. This blog post will explore how an IP entertainment lawyer can help with trademark and copyright registration, licensing agreements, publicity rights management, and resolving IP disputes.
Music is an integral part of many sports and entertainment events. From walk-up songs at baseball games to halftime shows at football games, music helps create an exciting atmosphere that engages fans. However, using music at these events requires proper music licensing to avoid potential copyright issues. This article will provide an overview of music licensing and discuss why sports teams, venues, broadcasters, and other event organizers must obtain the appropriate licenses.
Protecting name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights has become increasingly crucial for aspiring professionals in sports such as the NCAA, entertainment, and other fields. As social media and new technologies transform the landscape, understanding how to control the use of your name, image, photo, and other aspects of your brand is vital.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Holon Law Partners Welcomes Two Exceptional New Team Members: Matthew Rivela and Shani Phillips New York, NY – January 18, 2024 — Holon Law Partners is thrilled to announce the expansion of our team with the addition of two distinguished legal professionals: Matthew A. Rivela, joining as […]
