Colorado Limited Liability Company LLC Partnership Agreement

Know the Basic Contents of  Your Colorado Limited Liability Company Partnership Agreement Although there may be other items that you want to include in a Colorado limited liability company  LLC partnership agreement, there are some important things that you may wish to consider before finalizing an executed operating agreement. Owners should keep… Read more »

Limited Liability Company LLC Advantages and Disadvantages

Understand the Basic Steps to Setting up an LLC in Colorado However, depending upon the business’ goals and structure, there could be some pros and cons when you are creating an LLC in Colorado.  Understanding LLC advantages and disadvantages is a critical step to take before starting a business. Limited Liability Company LLC… Read more »

What Is Business Law?

The legal analysis of Business law includes regulatory and statutory guidelines to which owners must comply. For example, under Colorado business laws include regulations that govern limited liability companies, business partnerships and more.   If you are operating a commercial business that includes the sale of goods, understanding the basic principles of… Read more »

What is a Limited Partnership? Definition & Meaning

A Limited Partnership (LP), as compared to a general partnership, is formed by two or more people doing business. At least a person must act as the general partner. That person must have actual management authority for the day-day- activities of the company. This is in direct comparison to the other… Read more »

Business Partnership Agreement & Contracts

A small business partnership agreement between companies and individuals in Colorado is a necessary document when starting a business with more than one partners. Having this important business partnership contract between two business partners can reduce the need for expensive litigation. It can also serve as a reminder between partners… Read more »

Joint Ventures Agreement and Contents 13 CFR 124.510

Contents of a joint venture agreement are statutorily set for small businesses and 8(a)certified companies. If you are a small business in the SBA 8a certification program and thinking about entering a joint venture agreement with another company, there are a few things that you want to consider. Not only are the… Read more »