Incorporation Specialist Blog

In addition to rowing and coaching, IncNow provides Austin a “bonus education.” As a student, he minored in Energy and Environmental Policy which exposed him to the roles that legal professionals play in environmental issues. Accordingly, he researched environmental law and decided upon a legal career path. IncNow president John L. Williams, Esq. is also […]

A Delaware LLC is protected from creditors that target a member The charging order that allows creditors of a member to pursue their distributions, but not LLC assets or other member assets, applies uniquely to LLCs in Delaware. Creditors are not entitled to LLC property or an ownership stake in the LLC, while The Uniform […]

A More Modern Form of the LLC According to the US Supreme Court in a case about twenty years after the 14th Amendment was adopted, Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railroad Co., the court extended that personhood to artificial business entities. What happened as a result of that was it gave business entities the […]

We’re in America, so people get sued. Those with the temporary discomfort of a cup of hot coffee to the skin decide to sue—and sue everyone they can. They sweep the streets. The allegedly injured see dollar signs and decide to sue the artist, the touring company and the Queen Theater venue all as defendants, […]

Blockchain: A better way Blockchain allows companies to conduct transactions quickly, securely and dependably. It will change transaction activity the way the Internet changed commerce, revolutionizing the way business is conducted. How? Currently, most digital assets are kept on servers or “in the cloud” on a server network. This solution poses two problems: It is […]