Business Law Archives - Thrift McLemore

Benefits for Veteran-Owned Georgia Businesses

Nov 11, 2020 |

The skills veterans learn in their service, such as leadership, problem-solving, and discipline, translate well to starting and running a business. Whether starting a ...

What You Need to Know About Limited Partnerships in Georgia

By Craig Thrift |

Oct 23, 2020 |

Business Law

Continuing our exploration of business structures, we move from general partnerships to limited partnerships. Partnerships are the base level business entity and ...

What You Need to Know About Georgia General Partnerships

By Craig Thrift |

Oct 22, 2020 |

Business Law

One of the most important decisions a new business owner makes is deciding the business structure. General partnerships are unique amongst the various business ...

How to Mitigate COVID-19 Liability for Your Business

By Craig Thrift |

Oct 17, 2020 |

Business Law Covid-19 Response Team

If you have ventured out during the pandemic to go shopping, grab take-out, or social distance with friends, you have probably noticed prominent COVID-19 warnin ...

The Influencer’s Legal Toolkit: Endorsement Rules

By Andrew Shipp |

Oct 8, 2020 |

Business Law

Chances are that you, as an active social media user, see dozens of sponsored Instagram posts or YouTube ads a day. These posts usually feature a highly styli ...

Launch Your Georgia Small Business in 2020 with an SBA Loan

By Craig Thrift |

Jan 7, 2020 |

Business Law

New Year’s resolutions are in full swing this year with everyone trying to lose those ten pounds or get their financial house in order. For those of us with an entrep ...

Georgia Commercial Debt Collection: Attorney or Agency?

By Craig Thrift |

Jul 8, 2019 |

Business Law

You have worked hard to build a thriving business and things are going great, but your margins just are not adding up. Quick research yields that your business has a ...

Statutory Close Corporations in Georgia – What are they good for anyway?

By Craig Thrift |

Apr 28, 2019 |

Business Law

In creating a legal entity in Georgia, one would be understandably confused at the many possible variations in structure that are available to him or her. For validat ...

Purchasing a Franchise in Georgia as a Career Change

By Craig Thrift |

Mar 3, 2019 |

Business Law

We recently stated on our blog that 1 in 7 businesses in the U.S. operate as a franchise. It makes sense, as anyone with a healthy amount of working capital can purc ...

Benefits for Veteran-Owned Georgia Businesses

What You Need to Know About Limited Partnerships in Georgia

What You Need to Know About Georgia General Partnerships

How to Mitigate COVID-19 Liability for Your Business

The Influencer’s Legal Toolkit: Endorsement Rules

Launch Your Georgia Small Business in 2020 with an SBA Loan

Georgia Commercial Debt Collection: Attorney or Agency?

Statutory Close Corporations in Georgia – What are they good for anyway?

Purchasing a Franchise in Georgia as a Career Change

Planning for the Inevitable- How to Handle Digital Assets in an Increasingly Online World

“Pretty Little Trees Notwithstanding” – Tragic Lessons Learned from Artist Bob Ross’s Misinformed Business & Estate Planning

Understanding The Responsibilities of a Homeowner’s Association in Georgia

Does Divorce Affect A Revocable Living Trust?

Is Adverse Possession Free Real Estate?

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