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The Role of Earnouts in M&A Deals

Posted by Jennifer M. Settles, Esq.Dec 10, 20240 Comments

In the world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), structuring a deal that satisfies both the buyer and the seller can be a complex endeavor, especially for small and mid-sized companies. One strategy that is often employed in such transactions is the use of earnouts – a mechanism that allows for co...

When Do I Need to Hire a Business Lawyer? 

Posted by Jennifer M. Settles, Esq.Apr 21, 20240 Comments

Navigating business law without a lawyer isn’t just challenging; it’s a risky gamble. Why roll the dice when you can have the assurance of strategic legal guidance? In this Blog post, we discuss that when money, compliance, risk, and contracts are at stake, it may be time to hire an experienced business attorney.

Starting a New Business

Posted by Jennifer M. Settles, Esq.Apr 17, 20240 Comments

Do you have an idea for a new business? Working with a business lawyer will help to ensure that you're structuring your new business in the most advantageous way. In this Blog post, we discuss several ways in which a business lawyer can help establish a new business. Contact us at www.jsettleslaw.com today for a free initial consultation.

Introducing Our Fractional General Counsel Service: Tailored Legal Services For Your Business

Posted by Jennifer M. Settles, Esq.Apr 02, 20240 Comments

In this Blog post, we discuss our part-time (or "Fractional") General Counsel service. In today's world, legal support is not just a necessity, but a strategic asset.  However, not every business requires, or can afford, a full time in-house General Counsel.  Recognizing this gap, the Law Office of Jennifer M. Settles is proud to announce a solution tailored to the unique needs of small, medium, and growth-oriented businesses:  the Fractional General Counsel service.

Don't Fall for The Trick . . .
You Actually CAN Negotiate "Standard Terms And Conditions"

Posted by Jennifer M. Settles, Esq.Apr 02, 20240 Comments

In this Blog post, we discuss Terms & Conditions – those pesky, tiny-font forms that buyers often sign or click through when purchasing goods or services.   We discuss that once signed or clicked-through, T&Cs constitute a binding contract and therefore must be carefully read, understood and negotiated by the buyer where applicable.

Accounts Receivable Factoring:  Fast Money In Desperate Times Or A Financing Nightmare?

Posted by Jennifer M. Settles, Esq.May 05, 20230 Comments

Accounts receivable factoring, sometimes called invoice factoring or merchant funding, has advantages and disadvantages. For small businesses with low credit scores or feeling the squeeze from recent turmoil in the banking industry, factoring might be a financing option of last resort. However, business owners must fully understand and negotiate the financial aspects and legal terms and conditions before proceeding.

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