Learn about the new Texas Name Availability Standard legislation, with this on-demand webinar, including laws that govern name selection and protection, acquiring rights to a name, trademark law and enforcement, and much more.

On June 1, 2018, Texas changed the way it determines whether a business entity’s name will be available to domestic and registered foreign business entities.

Learn why properly naming your business is so important with our top 3 tips, including performing a name check, incorporation documents, trademark issues & more.

• Discover our small business compliance checklist when expanding, contracting, modifying, & refinancing.
• Maintaining compliance is one of the top challenges facing our nation’s small businesses.
• Almost every aspect of starting, growing, financing and even scaling-back your business involves legal or…

Your business name lets the world know who you are and how you present your business to the world. There are a variety of name types to consider, such as assumed names, legal names, conflict names, domain names, and trademarks. Learn more about naming your business and staying compliant.

Your business entity’s name is a critical factor in your organization’s success and reputation. This on-demand webinar guides you through the important task of selecting and protecting this name, along with how to acquire and enforce entity name rights.

Tuesday, June 6, 2017 - 1PM (ET) This comprehensive webinar will help you learn the essential steps to take to protect a business' rights to its names.

Louisiana — House Bill 394, effective October 5, 2015, provides that name reservations will be allowed for partnerships and nonprofit corporations for a nonrenewable 120 day period.  In addition, the name reservation period for limited liability companies will be changed from 60 days to a nonrenewable 120 day period. 

Reserve your business name so it'll be available when needed.

When picking the right business structure for your company among LLC, S Corporation, and C Corporation, you need to consider how you want the company managed.