About Me
- I am a business lawyer in New York City. My passion lies in exploring legal and non-legal aspects of the growing online business and social world. E-mail me: iblog(at)ratschko(dot)com.
Links to Laws Online
New York Law Blogs I Support
- New York Personal Injury Attorney Blog
by Eric Turkewitz - New York's Divorce and Family Law Blog
by Daniel Clement - Trademark, Copyright, and Entertainment Law Forum
by Anthony Verna - Corporate and Securities Law Blog
by Alexander Simpson - New York Civil Law
by Matthew Lerner - Sui Generis--a New York law blog
by Nicole Black
Other Law Blogs I Support
- Massachusetts Estate Planning Blog
by Steve Evans - Corporate Law Notes
by Steve Evans - Joplin, MO Business Blog
by Penny J. Umstattd-Cope - The Poppe Law Firm Blog (Personal Injury)
by Hans Poppe - Employment Law Colorado
by Peter Mullison - Estate Planning Practice Blog
by Jennifer Sawday - LAWpportunities
by Brett Trout - Traci D. Ellis
by Traci Ellis - Rush on Business
by Rush Nigut - Immigration Law Answers Blog
by Robert Kraft - Personal Injury and Social Security Disability Blog
by Robert Kraft - P.I.S.S.D. -- Personal Injury, Social Security Disability. Dallas Texas Lawyers
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Required Reading
- Five Steps to Buying a Small Business in New York
- New York LLCs FAQ
- Checklist For Starting a New York Business
- How to Form a New York Corporation
- Know your "Doing Business As" Responsibilities
- How to Execute Agreements
- Promissory Notes - What, When, How & Sample Form
- Taking Care of the LLC Publication Requirement
- Naming your Business - Legal Issues to Consider
- Choosing between an S Corporation and an LLC - The New York Perspective
Recent Posts
- What licenses do I need to start an Online Business?
- "Terms and Conditions" may work for your Business
- How to use Special Terms in your LLC's Name
- How to Amend a Contract
- In court, an LLC needs an Attorney
- Terms of Use: Do they have to be Fair?
- Pimp Your Site (with Legalese): Part 1 - Terms of Use
- Transferring Assets to your new LLC
- Keeping your LLCs separate
- Hiring Employees in New York - Surviving the Paperwork
Disclaimer
- I publish this small business law blog to educate small businesses and their owners about relevant New York law. I am not conveying any legal, accounting, tax, or other professional advice and your use of this small business law blog does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and me. THE CONTENT OF THIS BLOG SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON OR USED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PERSONAL CONSULTATION WITH A LICENSED SMALL BUSINESS ATTORNEY. THIS MAY BE ATTORNEY ADVERTISING.
