LOVE LAW FIRM wants to help entrepreneurs, start-ups and small business owners build their businesses on a firm foundation. Part of our mission is to help educate and provide information on a variety of legal and business topics that confront our clients. We hope you find them helpful and if you want to request a particular topic be addressed, be sure to contact us!
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Vaccinating Your Business - And Your Life - Against COVID-19 - PART TWOLOVE LAW FIRM and members of the Long Island Business Forum present strategies for surviving the pandemic in your small business
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Tough Decisions Employers Face In Times of CrisisEmployers are facing a lot of tough decisions that need to be made in light of COVID-19; here's some help in making them.
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Vaccinating Your Business – and Your Life – Against COVID-19
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7 Essential Steps for Leading Your Business Through the Pandemic
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3 Tips for Handling A Pandemic As A Small Business OwnerThe coronavirus is in New York State. How should small business owners respond in order to be prepared?
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Americans Trust Small Business - How To Keep It That WayHow Privacy Policies Help Small Businesses and How To Write One
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Dolphinitely Business Protection Plan Legal Terms and Conditions
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LOVE LAW FIRM Celebrates International Women's Day 2019LOVE LAW FIRM celebrates the accomplishments of the members of the Long Island Business Forum
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Have You Made These 11 Smart Decisions As A Business Owner?LOVE LAW FIRM shares 11 Smart Decisions Every Business Owner Should Make To Protect The Business!
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6 Tips for When You Are Afraid to Fire an EmployeeHere are 6 tips for how to minimize risk when firing volatile employees.
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How to Choose The Right Entity For Your BusinessAn explanation of the most popular types of entities for forming your new business venture.
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Chart Illustrating Differences Between Legal Entity TypesA chart illustrating various forms of business entities - sole proprietorships, corporations (S-corp and C-corp) and LLCs - and points to consider with each.