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Massachusetts is host to thousands of individual properties, often with non-obvious or disputed property lines. And even if you're unaware of any current disputes or problems with your property boundaries, a neighbor can suddenly create an issue at any time. A...
When it comes to establishing a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Massachusetts, one pivotal document often takes center stage: the LLC operating agreement. This powerful contract provides a foundational blueprint that sets the stage for a harmonious and successful...
An anticipatory breach in Massachusetts is when one person (the promisor) fails to uphold their end of a business contract. It’s known as anticipatory because the promisor states in advance they won’t fulfill their obligation. At this point, the second person in the...
The business world in Massachusetts is not immune from competition. When you run a company, it's natural to want to get a leg up on the competition. This is essential to stay in business, turn a profit and grow your company. An age-old problem in business But unfair...
If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, you might decide to start a brand-new business. And there's almost no more important aspect of a Massachusetts business than its name. While it might seem like a formality, registering a name for your new company is more...
There are at least three ways that a business can be structured in Massachusetts. Choosing the right type of business structure can help you mold and solidify your vision for your business, so it's a good idea to understand what's available. Limited liability company...
If you are joining with a partner in Massachusetts to start a business, your partner may ask you to include a shotgun clause in your business agreement. This clause can force you to sell your company share or buy your partner out. In some cases, a shotgun clause is...
No matter how professional you are, any relationship between people will have some human elements. This can easily create unpredictable situations in which you don't always know what will happen with your company or where a business partnership in Massachusetts will...
When someone dies, their estate goes through a process called probate, which is meant to settle the estate and distribute the deceased person's assets. An executor is appointed to oversee this process, and they are typically a close relative or friend of the deceased....
Most employers in Massachusetts want to do the right thing for their employees. But when it comes to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), knowing what that is can be tricky. Disputes between employers and employees over FMLA leave are all too common. That's why...
