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What is an LLC?
Limited Liability Informational Overview

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Selecting the right structure for your business is vitally important. Proper planning can minimize time-consuming and costly tax liability and shareholder legal disputes. For legal advice regarding the formation, registration, dissolution, or maintenance of your business structures, turn to the lawyers at Kistemaker Business Law Group. We are familiar with the risks and benefits posed by the following types of business entities and can help you choose the right vehicle for your business.

The purpose of the information below is to provide a summary of the characteristics of a Limited Liability Company (abbreviated here as "LLC"). You can view the entire document online. Please do not hesitate to contact Erum Kistemaker with questions about any points outlined in this overview.


QUICK REFERENCE CHECKLIST INTERNET ADS OTHER THAN ELECTRONIC MAIL OR WEBSITES (BANNER AND POP-UP ADS)

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The following quick reference checklist is intended to assist advertising attorneys develop ads that comply with the Rules of Professional Conduct. It is not a substitute for filing the advertisement as required by Rule 4-7.7(a). Furthermore, a NO answer to all the questions does not guarantee that the ad will be found to comply with the rules regulating attorney advertising. If the answer to any of the following questions is YES, the advertisement fails to comply with the Rules of Professional Conduct of The Florida Bar.

1. Does the advertisement contain any aspect that is false, misleading, or deceptive? Rule 4-7.2(c)(1).
2. Does the advertisement contain any misrepresentations of fact or law? Rules 4 7.2(c)(1)(A), 4-7.2(b)(2).
3. Does the advertisement contain any information that promises results? Rule 4-7.2(c)(1)(G).
4. Does the advertisement contain any references to past results? Rule 4-7.2(c)(1)(F).
5. Does the advertisement contain any statements that describe or characterize the quality of the lawyer's services? Rule 4-7.2(c)(2).
6. Does the advertisement fail to disclose the city of at least one bona fide office location of the advertising attorney? Rule 4-7.2(a)(2). Is the geographic disclosure illegible? Rule 4-7.2(c)(11).
7. Does the advertisement fail to contain the name of at least one lawyer responsible for the advertisement? Rule 4-7.2(a)(1). Is the name illegible? Rule 4-7.2(c)(11).
8. If the advertising law firm employs a fictitious or trade name, does the fictitious or trade name fail to appear on all the firm's advertising, letterhead, business cards, office sign, pleadings, and other firm documents? Rule 4-7.9(c).
9. Only attorneys who are board certified in a particular area of the law may claim to be certified, board certified or claim a specialization or expertise and only in the area of law in which they are certified. A firm cannot claim a specialization.
(a) Does the advertising attorney, who is not board certified, claim a specialization or expertise? Rule 4-7.2(c)(6).
(b) Does the advertising attorney, who is board certified, claim a specialization or expertise in an area of law other than that in which he or she is board certified? Rule 4-7.2(c)(6).
(c) Does the advertising firm claim a specialization? Rule 6-3.4(c) and Rule 4 7.2(c)(6).
10. If the advertisement quotes a fee, does it fail to disclose whether the client will be responsible for any costs or expenses in addition to the advertised fee? Rule 4-7.2(c)(7). Is the cost disclosure illegible? Rule 4-7.2(c)(11). If the advertisement appears in a language other than English, does the cost disclosure fail to appear fail to in that language? Rule 4-7.2(c)(10).
11. If the advertisement states that the attorney will not receive a fee unless an award is obtained, does the advertisement fail to disclose whether or not the client will be responsible for costs or expenses in the absence of a recovery? Rule 4-7.2(c)(7). Is the cost disclosure illegible? Rule 4-7.2(c)(11). If the advertisement appears in a language other than English, does the cost disclosure fail to appear in that language? Rule 4-7.2(c)(10).
12. Does the lawyer advertise for legal employment in an area of practice in which the lawyer does not currently practice? Rule 4-7.2(c)(4).
13. Does the advertisement contain any testimonials or endorsements? Rule 4-7.2(b)(1)(J).
14. Does the advertisement fail to disclose that the case or matter will be referred to another lawyer or law firm? Rule 4-7.2(c)(13). Is this disclosure illegible? Rule 4-7.2(c)(11). If the advertisement appears in a language other than English, does the disclosure fail to appear in that language? Rule 4-7.2(c)(10).
15. Does the advertisement contain the voice or image of a celebrity? Rule 4-7.2(c)(15)


Preventable Losses Business Law Perspective

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Do you have the proper legal protection for doing business? Know the difference between:

Sole Proprietor
Partnership
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Corporation(C Corp and S Corp)

Kistemaker Business Law Group can help you greatly minimize your legal and thus financial risks.


Workplace Bullying Emerging As Major Employment Liability Battleground

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Margaret Fiester is no shrinking violet, but she says working for her former boss was a nightmare.“One day I didn’t do something right and she actually laid her hands on me and got up in my face and started yelling,’ Why did you do that?” said Fiester, who worked as a legal assistant for an attorney.
On-the-job bullying can take many forms, from a supervisor’s verbal abuse and threats to cruel comments or relentless teasing by a co-worker. And it could become the next major battleground in employment law as a growing number of states consider legislation that would let workers sue for harassment that causes physical or emotional harm.

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Haven't filed your tax return yet? 

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Strange but Legitimate Federal Tax Deductions

1. Quit Smoking - deduct the cost of any smoking cessation

2. Charity Work can lead to a deductible for child care (even if it is not for profit)

3. Criminal Legal Bills - even if caught red handed - the accused can write of their legal defense bills

4. Getting into Shape - write off all costs associated with shedding pounds and lowering cholesterol (recommended by doctor)

5. Enlargement or Cosmetic Surgery Deductions - certain entertainers (adult) can write off the expense of enhancing certain body parts.


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March was National Womens History Month!

Arabella paved the way for female attorneys who was the first female attorney in the United States.

Mansfield was admitted to the Iowa State Bar in 1869.

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