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What To Do When Exiting Your Business

On behalf of McIlnay Button Law LLC | Dec 18, 2020 | Business Law

You’ve been running your business for many years and have decided to call it quits. There are many reasons you may be looking to do so.  Perhaps you have an offer to purchase the business you just can’t pass up. Maybe the pandemic has crushed your business or given...

IT MAY BE LEGAL TO REOPEN; IS IT SAFE TO REOPEN — What You Can Do to Protect Against COVID-19 Claims

by Bruce McIlnay | May 14, 2020 | Business Law

By now most of you know that on May 13, 2020, the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the extension of  "Safer At Home" order that had effectively closed nonessential businesses.  Barring further action by the legislature or local governments, that means that you can...

Business Planning and Divorce

On behalf of McIlnay Button Law LLC | May 14, 2020 | Business Law

Because Wisconsin is a community property state, it is natural for some concern to develop when a business owner confronts the issue of a divorce. Community property laws call for a 50/50 division of the property and assets acquired during a marriage. As noted by the...

3 effective strategies for preventing contract disputes

On behalf of McIlnay Button Law LLC | Feb 10, 2020 | Business Law

Contract disputes can prove costly, time-consuming and frustrating; especially for the small business struggling to stay on budget. Fortunately, many contract disputes are avoidable. You can reduce the risk of such disputes with a fundamental knowledge of contract law...

Employee or Independent Contractor?

On behalf of McIlnay Button Law LLC | Dec 6, 2019 | Business Law

Many companies contract with independent contractors instead of hiring employees to perform certain services. Using independent contractors gives a company greater flexibility in meeting its needs with temporary human resources and usually results in shorter-term...

Choosing the right small business structure

On behalf of McIlnay Button Law LLC | Jun 20, 2019 | Business Law

When you first start operating a small business, you may be the only employee not see any need to establish a separate entity for the business.  Operating this way is referred to as a sole proprietorship regardless of the number of employees you may have.  In the eyes...

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