LLC Management: Who Should Run the Shop?

Rincker LawBusiness/Commercial Law

Determining who will manage the day-to-day affairs of your business is an important decision. You need to know, at the outset, who will manage operations, both for the success of your business and because the Limited Liability Company (LLC) operating agreement demands it. Luckily, LLC operating agreements are very flexible and the management structure can be tailored for your business. …

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Ask Cari: What Does “At Will Employment” Mean?

Rincker LawBusiness/Commercial Law, Employment Law

The term “at will employment” may be interpreted many ways by a lay person, but it is actually a legal term meaning that either party (employer or employee) may terminate employment at any time without notice for any reason (with limited exceptions), unless there is a contract stating otherwise.  However, a contract may modify that by wording such as “I …

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4 Social Media Mistakes that May Put Your Company’s IP at Risk

Rincker LawBusiness/Commercial Law, Copyrights, Intellectual Property, Trademarks

Being active on social media is hardly a choice anymore for small to medium sized businesses—it’s a given.  After all, your customers are there.  Connecting with your target audience in the social web can boost your brand and level the playing field between you and big competitors with larger advertising budgets.  But before you rush out to tweet a deal …

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