Why High-Growth Companies Benefit from Engaging a Fractional General Counsel

The Legal Hurdles of Growth Rapid growth is every founder’s dream — but with expansion comes complexity. Rapid hiring, new contracts, investor expectations, and compliance requirements all need careful attention. For many Florida companies, the legal obstacles can quickly become overwhelming. Hiring a full-time, in-house attorney isn’t cost effective or necessary for most companies. Hiring…

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Legal Considerations Every Business Owner Should Know

Florida offers a favorable business climate with opportunities for growth and success, but without proper legal planning, companies can run into costly mistakes. Here are some of the most important legal considerations: Choosing the Right Business Structure The legal structure of your business affects taxes, liability, and operational flexibility. Some of the most common options…

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Can I Kick My Partner Out of My LLC for Misappropriating Money?

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Running a Limited Liability Company with a partner can be a successful venture, fostering shared goals and combined expertise. But what happens when a partner betrays your trust by misappropriating company funds? Fortunately, Florida law provides options for removing a dishonest member from your LLC. Here, we discuss the grounds for dissociation of an LLC…

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Get Caught Up: New Requirements for Businesses in Florida 2024

The landscape for businesses in Florida is shifting in 2024, thanks to the introduction of the Corporate Transparency Act. This new regulation mandates more stringent reporting requirements, aiming to enhance transparency and combat financial crimes. For companies operating in Florida, understanding these changes and aligning with them is not just a matter of compliance but…

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Is Your Business Compliant for 2024? Corporate Transparency Act Review

The Corporate Transparency Act marks a significant shift in how companies in the United States, including smaller enterprises, must report ownership information. With its reporting requirements set to take effect in 2024, businesses must start preparing now.     At The Frazer Firm, we specialize in business law and litigation, and we’re here to guide you…

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