To acquire, manage, and grow their customer base, every successful business must have a clear understanding of the customer life cycle.

The SBA has issued new guidance on PPP loan eligibility for individuals or entities in bankruptcy. Any debtor in a bankruptcy case, or part-owner of a debtor, who is considering applying for a PPP loan needs to time the application to meet these eligibility considerations.

A strategic partnership is any mutually beneficial relationship between two or more businesses. The important thing to note is that strategic partnerships should offer business advantages or benefits that the company could not gain working alone.

Prior to offering on-site services, all professional service providers, restaurants, and employer-owners are required to develop a comprehensive COVID-19 exposure control, mitigation, and recovery plan at each location.

Employers are faced with more sick workers who need to take a leave of absence for weeks (and in some cases months). How can businesses ensure that their leave policies are appropriate for our current challenges and equitable to all employees?

Here are 5 Tips for Businesses Who Want to Apply for the New Round of Working Washington Business Grants

What happens if the borrower spends the money on “unauthorized” expenses? Is there more to it than repaying the loan? Does it matter what it was spent on, or are all unauthorized uses treated the same?

Negotiating and documenting rent relief isn't something most business owners do frequently, so I'd like to offer my advice as an expert in negotiating leases.

Governmental shutdowns to curb COVID could be considered a Force Majeure event and give business a valid reason to suspend contractual obligations.

The economic crisis associated with the global pandemic is likely to result in extremely high numbers of both household and commercial evictions.

Tips and Guidance for Small Business Owners to Request Rent Relief and to Renegotiate Your Lease Due to COVID 

Stress can make it hard to think clearly and strategize a way forward. Here are tips on maintaining calm and order In this pandemic’s river of chaos.

Here are 5 often missed steps to close your business and advice if your business is closing and your creditors, vendors, employees and taxing authorities are all getting paid.

Most businesses that go out of business do not file a bankruptcy or formally dissolve their business. Many businesses just close their doors, pay their last payroll, sell or give away their equipment, and pay their creditors and vendors.

One of the professionals in our network reached out to a great SBA loan originator and got some on the ground insight into the SBA disaster loans.

If you have a business that is closed and cannot operate remotely due to the coronavirus closings you can emerge from this with an intact business. 

SBRA created a Subchapter V bankruptcy option that's easier and less expensive for small businesses and entrepreneurs to reorganize their debts in bankruptcy.

Don’t let foreclosure rob you of your home, take action to get help as soon as you realize you’re in financial trouble. #BankruptcyAttorney

Lawyers do not always inspire trust. How do you find a good and trustworthy lawyer for your small business for the exact reason that you need one for?