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A Tax Guide for Plaintiffs Negotiating a Commercial Litigation Funding Agreement
Editors’ Note: This article is a follow-up to the authors’ series, Demystifying Commercial Litigation Finance, which in turn is based on their article, A Guide for Plaintiffs & Commercial Litigators Seeking Funding in the United States (the “Guide”).
Read MoreProfitable on Paper, Short on Cash: Why Working Capital Can Make or Break a Business
EDITOR’S NOTE: Profit and cash are not the same thing. A company can report strong earnings, carry substantial assets on its balance sheet, and still struggle to make payroll or […]
Read MoreThe Definition of “Small Business” May Be About to Get a Lot Bigger
The Small Business Administration is proposing a major expansion of what counts as a “small business,” potentially allowing companies with $1 billion in revenue to qualify.
Read MoreScaling the Bench: Financial Planning for Business Growth
The businesses that scale without gutting their profits are the ones with the best financial visibility.
Read MoreWhen Marriage Becomes a Business Liability: Lessons from Celebrity Divorce Battles
Whether it’s reputational spillover, financial exposure, or ownership risk, marriage can directly impact the value and control of a business.
Read MoreWhat Kind of Loan Makes Sense for Your Business?
The right business loan depends on the capital needed, the company’s cash flow, available collateral, growth strategy, risks, and long-term goals.
Read MoreRaising Capital and Negotiating with Investors: A Practical Guide for Founders
No matter your business, understanding how financing works can make the difference between long-term success and costly mistakes.
Read MoreWhat Cannabis Lenders Think Rescheduling Will Mean for Capital Markets
Learn what the federal rescheduling of cannabis could mean for borrowers, lenders, and the broader capital markets.
Read MoreUnderstanding the Balance Sheet
The balance sheet provides basic insight into the health of a business and is used to evaluate risk and sustainability.
Read MoreNo Risk, No Reward: Enterprise Risk Management Basics
Every enterprise should consider and plan for risk well before problems (and opportunities) present themselves.
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