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My business partner is stealing from my company? What can I do?

By Sharmil McKee on November 12, 2009

I received this question by email:
I am 50% owner in an S-corp. I am the treasurer and Secretary but my partner is trying to run the business like she is the sole owner. We no longer have a civilized relationship. The business is 1 year old and I have never gotten a penny from it [...]

Posted in Asked and Answered, Litigation | Tagged corporation, directors | Leave a response

LLC or Nonprofit?

By Sharmil McKee on March 31, 2008

I received the following question by email:

I have a business idea.  I am trying to figure out whether I should set up as an LLC or a non-profit.  I want to setup a wildlife preserve while producing organic food near my home.  I am concerned about public liability, tax considerations, and a safety net for [...]

Posted in Asked and Answered, Nonprofits | Tagged corporation, LLC | Leave a response

Hershey Could Go To Jail Because It’s New Product Looks Like Cocaine

By Sharmil McKee on December 2, 2007

Earlier this week, Hershey released its new product, Ice Breakers Pacs, which are dissolvable pouches filled with powdered mint and sweetener, and are meant to dissolve on the tongue like breath strips. The pouches are blue or orange that, according to Family Court Judge Lori Dumas Brooks , looks uncannily like tiny heat-sealed bags of [...]

Posted in Litigation, Marketing | Tagged corporation, crime, drugs | Leave a response

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