Corporate
Entity choice, LLCs and corporations, owners and governance.
3 guides
- Choosing a business structure: sole trader, LLC or corporation
A sole trader is usually the simplest structure, but you personally own the business and are generally responsible for its debts. An LLC or corporation can separate the business from you legally, although it brings extra registration, record-keeping, tax, and filing obligations.
- Delaware LLCs: formation, operating agreements, and ongoing requirements
A Delaware limited liability company is formed by filing a certificate of formation with the Delaware Secretary of State. This guide explains what the Delaware LLC Act requires, what the operating agreement does, and the recurring obligations that follow formation.
- Partnership and co-founder disputes
Partnership and co-founder disputes commonly involve ownership, decision-making, money, intellectual property, work responsibilities, or a proposed exit. The legal result usually depends first on the business structure and the written agreements, but courts may also consider conduct, financial records, and the parties’