Small Business | EndeavorLawCorp-2023

Not Just for Lawyers: Considerations on Where to Incorporate (Jurisdiction) A Corporation

There are a number of myths and misapprehensions about the advantages and disadvantages of the how and where you incorporate.

Business and Investment: Incorporation, Registration and Other Business Structures

There are significant advantages to evaluating business legal structures and choosing the structure for your business or investment.

Incorporation ... Now What? - Corporate Records & Corporate Maintenance Obligations

Anyone who has incorporated a company must be familiar and ensure compliance with corporate records & corporate maintenance obligations.

Small Business & Start-ups: Part 2: Financing

This article details practical tips intended to direct new ventures in the right direction and potentially avoid common financing problems.

Dissolution & Liquidation: Ending a British Columbia Company

How a company ends its legal existence is often as important as how it started.

The Shareholders' Agreement: Key Considerations by Privately Held Companies and Start-ups

Any business that has two or more shareholders should seriously consider having a shareholders' agreement.

Due Diligence: What It Means and Why You Should Do It.

Undertaking appropriate due diligence is important in order to best ensure a successful transaction.

Small Business & Start-ups: Part 3 (continued) -Employees and Contractors

This article will focus on the life of a small business or start-up – the growth of a business in terms of employees and consultants.

Small Business & Start-ups: Part 3 - Management and Advisory Boards

This article will focus on the life of a small business or start-up – the growth of a business in terms of directors and advisers.

Talking To Lawyers: The "Company" or "Corporation"

This article outlines the who, what, where, when and why of the most common form of business in BC - the "company" or the "corporation".

Talking To Lawyers: The Limited Partnership & LLP

Limited partnerships and LLPs, unlike a general partnership but similar to corporations, require formal creation before they are effective.

Talking To Lawyers: The General Partnership

If you are carrying on a business with other persons without incorporating you are probably a partnership.

Talking To Lawyers: The Sole Proprietorship

Business Structures: The Sole Proprietorship