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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Steps to Bringing In Foreign Workers
United States immigration laws regarding foreign workers are designed to prevent employers from hiring alien employees when a suitable U.S. resident is available to fill the position. However, sometimes it is necessary for domestic employers to look outside of the United States when a position requires unique or rare skills. Obtaining the right to enter… Read More »
Risks of Doing Business as a Sole Proprietor
There are many things to consider when starting a business, and something as fundamental as liability protection may take a back seat to seemingly more pressing concerns. It may be tempting for entrepreneurs to take the easy path and simply operate as a sole proprietorship, but doing so carries a number of risks. When a… Read More »
Adhering to Corporate Formalities
Forming a corporation is a great way to protect yourself from debts and other liabilities incurred as part of your business. The corporate form also makes it possible to raise capital by selling shares in your company while still maintaining some managerial control. However, the corporate form does not come without a price. Corporations must… Read More »
Paths to Citizenship for Permanent Residents
While a Green Card bestows many rights upon permanent residents of the United States, many people aspire to United States citizenship. Attaining citizenship allows you to vote in national elections and insulates you from the possibility of deportation. But attaining citizenship can be a process requiring time and commitment for those seeking to convert their… Read More »
