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Learn about the new Texas Name Availability Standard legislation, with this on-demand webinar, including laws that govern name selection and protection, acquiring rights to a name, trademark law and enforcement, and much more.

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UCC is a set of regulations adopted to make commerce from state to state easier. While the code is the same among all states, filing requirements differ.

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Learn about how outsourcing legal services to alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) can benefit law firms, including great efficiency, a higher level of accuracy for repetitive tasks, & more.

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On June 1, 2018, Texas changed the way it determines whether a business entity’s name will be available to domestic and registered foreign business entities.

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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 has made sweeping changes to our nation’s tax code, impacting many business decisions. One example is how business owners and their tax advisors approach the question of choosing an entity’s legal structure.

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The goal of real estate due diligence is to inspect the fundamentals of the property, seller, financing & compliance obligations. Every real estate transaction requires a unique plan for the many legal documents that must be accessed, evaluated, and verified. CT's experts, and hCue Entity Management System, can help you.

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Learn how to protect your client's business against identity theft during business dissolution. CT's experts can help to file the correct documents, annual report & more.
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State tax liens in Illinois attach to both real and personal property and are filed by the Department for unpaid taxes. As such, searching for state tax liens while conducting due diligence is pertinent in determining what assets might be encumbered by a lien. Learn more about the 2018 amendment.

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The importance of using the exact legal name of the debtor on a Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) filing is essential. To not follow this rule not only jeopardizes your filing but can lead to the loss of priority. Learn more about recent court cases that expand on “the exact debtor name” discussion.
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There are a number of reasons that might drive a company to take a look at a corporate spin off. It might be to focus on a particular business need. It may be purely to raise revenue -- those assets that are currently part of one corporation being split and actually raising the value of the corporations.CT’s Business Compliance Consultant, Sharon Carroll, outlines what you need to know in this short video. Watch video to learn more

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