Meet the New Boss Same as the Old Boss – Diligence of New Employment and Confidentiality Agreements written by Andrew Clinton So, you’ve acquired a new asset and, in the process, new employees who are potentially subject to existing Employment Agreements (“EAs”) and Confidentiality Agreements (“CAs”). What is a good course of action to protect… Read more »
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Resources to Guide Your Company Through Initial CTA Filing
Resources to Guide Your Company Through Initial CTA Filing written by Kaysha Spoon So, your business is subject to the newly effective Corporate Transparency Act. Now what? First, watch this informational video from FinCEN to better understand the CTA and its general provisions. Be aware that many types of businesses are exempt from reporting under… Read more »
I’m a Beneficial Owner, What Information Do I Have to Report for the CTA?
I’m a Beneficial Owner, What Information Do I Have to Report for the CTA? written by Miranda Caballero 2024 is here, and now businesses and individuals involved in these businesses have to comply with the CTA’s reporting requirements AND that New Year’s resolution to finally start hitting the gym. The CTA is serious business, but… Read more »
The Corporate Transparency Act is Here: All Business Owners Beware!
The Corporate Transparency Act is Here: All Business Owners Beware! written by Miranda Caballero In pursuing a fair and accountable business landscape, the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) stands as a monumental stride towards transparency and legitimacy. This transformative piece of legislation, effective as of January 1, 2024, introduces crucial reporting requirements that aim to revolutionize… Read more »
Tell Us What You Want; What You Really, Really Want: JOAs and Saltwater Disposal Lease
Tell Us What You Want; What You Really, Really Want: JOAs and Saltwater Disposal Lease written by Matt Dishong It has been said that the first secret to getting what you want is knowing what you want. The process of drilling an oil or gas well and subsequently obtaining production from the same is complex… Read more »
Oh Yeah, We Handle Those Too: Credit Agreements & Asset-Based Loans
Oh Yeah, We Handle Those Too: Credit Agreements & Asset-Based Loans written by Miranda Caballero Credit Agreements and Asset-Based Loans (“ABLs”) are both financial arrangements companies use to secure funding, but they have critical differences in structure, collateral, and flexibility. When considering financing options for your business, choosing between Credit Agreements and ABLs is a… Read more »
Renewable Energy Is Hot, Hot, Hot: A Look At Solar and Geothermal
Renewable Energy Is Hot, Hot, Hot: A Look At Solar and Geothermal The foundation of our Renewable & Energy Transition practice area is renewable energy, and just as the types and methods of renewable energy production evolve, so does our work in the space. Whether you are developing your first project in geothermal energy or… Read more »
RR&A Can Also Do Licensing Agreements and ISDAs? Why Yes, We Can!
RR&A Can Also Do Licensing Agreements and ISDAs? Why Yes, We Can! written by Rachel Reese & Kaysha Spoon RR&A’s team is well versed in a variety of commercial contracts, from the more common Master Service Agreement to less common agreements like Licensing Agreements and ISDAs. Licensing Agreements When obtaining software, our clients often negotiate… Read more »
Taking Stock of Your Agreed Transaction: Letter Agreement & Stock Purchase Agreement
Taking Stock of Your Agreed Transaction: Letter Agreements & Stock Purchase Agreements written by Andrew Clinton Our firm is frequently asked to draft Letter Agreements, which are shorter versions of Purchase and Sale, Stock Purchase Agreements, or Membership Interest Purchase Agreements, often used for transactions with lower sale prices. While often less formal than a… Read more »
Got a Dispute? RR&A Can Help
Got a Dispute? RR&A Can Help written by Matt Reynolds & Tannon Symm Commercial and business disputes always arise, and if you don’t fight for what is yours and what is right, no one else will. First, you try to talk it out with emails and phone calls back and forth that just aren’t getting… Read more »
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