Colorado Business Attorneys
Many businesses’ reliance on technology to operate efficiently and sometimes, even at all, has increased over the last few years, which makes staying on top of security a crucial step to protect your business. Cybersecurity risks can profoundly impact on businesses, ranging from financial losses to inability to operate. Cybersecurity is an ongoing process, and…
read morePurpose of Business Valuation Valuing a business is a crucial step for business owners, investors, and shareholders interested in buying or selling a company, or simply assessing the worth of a company for growth, future plans and goals, or tax purposes. There are various methods for doing so, and the valuation will depend on a…
read moreBy Craig Watrous A well-crafted LLC operating agreement is critical for the business and its owners. Ultimately, the operating agreement is the blueprint for how the company will be managed and addresses how payments will be made to the members, how transfers of ownership will be handled, what happens if a member dies or becomes…
read moreWe regularly represent both buyers and sellers in business transactions. Clients often ask about the best time to begin preparing their business for sale, and frankly, it’s never too early. Ideally, an owner starts preparing for the process between one and three years before the actual sale starts to take shape. The sooner the…
read moreBy Craig T. Watrous: Every Colorado business dreads the thought of losing a trusted, management or executive level employee to a competitor or to start their own competing business. Having a well-drafted and enforceable non-compete agreement is an important method to limit the damage to your business from the loss of a key employee to a competing business….
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