Reference Materials
Does Your Corporation Need a Unanimous Shareholders Agreement?
CorporateParticularly beneficial for private corporations, family enterprises, and companies with multiple shareholders, a well-drafted USA can safeguard shareholder interests, foster internal harmony, and clarify directors’ and shareholders’ roles and responsibilities. […]
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How to Incorporate a Business in Alberta
CorporateOnce you have determined your business type, incorporating in Alberta involves 4 key steps:
-Choosing a name
-Obtaining a NUANS report
-Preparing incorporation documents
-Submitting your application package to a registry agent […]
Franchise Agreements: What Franchisees Should Know
Corporate, GeneralBy hiring legal counsel, franchisees can help avoid problems in their franchise agreements, such as:
-Leaving unfair terms in the agreement.
-Not complying with provincial and federal regulations.
-Ambiguities in the agreement that could cause issues down the road.
-Not negotiating for better terms when possible.
-Failing to conduct complete due diligence. […]
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Does Your Corporation Need a Unanimous Shareholders Agreement?
Particularly beneficial for private corporations, family enterprises, and companies with multiple shareholders, a well-drafted USA can safeguard shareholder interests, foster internal harmony, and clarify directors’ and shareholders’ roles and responsibilities. […]
Read More… from Does Your Corporation Need a Unanimous Shareholders Agreement?
How to Incorporate a Business in Alberta
Once you have determined your business type, incorporating in Alberta involves 4 key steps:
-Choosing a name
-Obtaining a NUANS report
-Preparing incorporation documents
-Submitting your application package to a registry agent […]
Franchise Agreements: What Franchisees Should Know
By hiring legal counsel, franchisees can help avoid problems in their franchise agreements, such as:
-Leaving unfair terms in the agreement.
-Not complying with provincial and federal regulations.
-Ambiguities in the agreement that could cause issues down the road.
-Not negotiating for better terms when possible.
-Failing to conduct complete due diligence. […]
Read More… from Franchise Agreements: What Franchisees Should Know
