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Trade Secrets In Austin Texas

Chapter 134A of the Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code is known as the Texas Uniform Trade Secrets Act, and Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code § 134A.002(6) establishes that a trade secret is defined as “all forms and types of information, including business, technical, scientific, economic, or engineering information…

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Tips for Hiring New Employees: What You Need to Know

The key to any successful Silicon Valley business is hiring the right people. Indeed, the decision to hire a new employee is an important task for any business, whether it is a startup or a multinational corporation. But what are the legal issues you need to consider before you decide…

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Converting an S Corporation to a Sole Proprietorship in California

Selecting a legal entity is often one of the first critical decisions you must make when starting a new business. But it is possible to change or convert one type of business entity into another if your needs or circumstances change. If you want to know more about the potential…

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New Corporate Transparency Act Financial Crimes Enforcement

Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) was enacted by the U.S. Bureau Department of Treasury to address growing concerns about the use of shell companies and other opaque ownership structures to facilitate financial crimes like money laundering, tax evasion, and terrorist financing. By making beneficial ownership information…

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How to Open a Company in Delaware

Many startups in the San Jose area look to Delaware when establishing their corporate structure. You have probably heard that many top companies are incorporated in Delaware. Delaware is a popular state to form a corporation.  But what are the advantages to a Silicon Valley company operating in Delaware?  And…

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Asset Protection for Bay Area Entrepreneurs

Starting a new business venture is an exhilarating journey, but also involves significant financial risks. Seasoned entrepreneurs understand the importance of safeguarding their personal assets from undue exposure. If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur in the Bay Area embarking on your first startup, the experienced San Jose startup and financing lawyers…

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Tips to Grow Your Bay Area Business

The Silicon Valley region hosts numerous startups that have sought counsel from Structure Law Group to support their business growth. As San Jose business attorneys situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Structure Law Group, LLP actively aids our clients in maximizing the potential of their new ventures. Our attorneys…

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Who Can Form an LLP in California?

For certain licensed professionals, a (LLP) offers an alternative to general and limited partnerships and limited liability companies and can offer several advantages over those business entities. The California partnerships lawyers at Structure Law Group can help you decide if an LLP is the right choice for your own business.…

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Corporate Transparency Act

As of January 1, 2024, all entities that are not exempt in California must file reports on their “beneficial ownership” with the Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). These reporting rules were part of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which itself was enacted by Congress as part…

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Incorporating a Company in Texas

Incorporating a business in Texas involves filing incorporation paperwork with the Texas Secretary of State through a fill-in-the-blank certificate of formation that can be completed with or without the help of a lawyer. The Texas Secretary of State recommends that a decision regarding the business structure is one a person…

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