Business Planning Archives – Page 2 of 2

Waiving Fees for Honorably Discharged Veterans

July 2nd, 2013

To start a company in Michigan (whether nonprofit or for-profit corporations or limited liability companies) you must file required documents with the Corporations Division of the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA, for sho… Read More

Categories: Blog, Business Law, Business Planning, Duane L. Reynolds, Now You Know It

What’s Trending in Your Workplace?

June 4th, 2013

The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) publishes a biennial survey of human relations professionals and recently came out with its 2013 edition. SHRM’s “Workplace Forecast” includes the ten overall key issues that HR professionals fee… Read More

Categories: Blog, Business Law, Business Planning, Business Succession Planning, Employee Handbooks & Policies, Employment Agreements, Employment Law, Independent Contractor Agreements, Julie P. Cotant - Attorney, Now You Know It, Starting a Business

Judicial Appointments Made to the Michigan Business Court

May 7th, 2013

In an effort to streamline corporate litigation and enhance Michigan’s business climate, the State of Michigan has established the “Michigan Business Court” — a specialized docket system to which business law cases will be assigned starting t… Read More

Categories: Business Law, Business Planning, Employee Handbooks & Policies, Employment Law, Kathryn R Spray - Attorney, Now You Know It

Tedious Resolutions and Corporate Record Books

January 8th, 2013

One week into the New Year, how many of your resolutions remain intact? A recent news report highlighted the big business gyms and fitness clubs do in January – and the rapid fall off in February when human nature reverts to custom. Resolutions are… Read More

Categories: Business Law, Business Planning, Dirk A. Beamer - Attorney, Now You Know It