Edward A. Haman, J.D.

Incorporating your business online is fairly simple and fast, but it requires knowing where to go to obtain the necessary information and forms.

There are several ways in which an LLC may become subject to automatic dissolution. You need to be aware of how this may occur, as well as the…

Protecting your creative work requires a basic understanding of copyrights, including the meaning and use of the phrase “all rights reserved."

From written works and artwork to sound recordings—and even website content—your LLC may be creating works eligible for copyright protection.

Find out how to get the California tax ID number and federal EIN for a company you own, work for, or do business with.

Choosing to have your corporation taxed as an S corporation requires an understanding of the rules regarding issuance of S corp stock.

Marketing separate business activities under distinct names can help build name recognition, and one way to do this is for your LLC to register a…

Find out whether your limited liability company (LLC) will need to get an Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS, and, if so, how to get…

You've seen the names written both with and without: Does an LLC have to include a comma before the "LLC" in its business name?

A limited liability company, or LLC, can have both members and managers. Learn what it means to be a managing member of an LLC.