Listen and learn with this on-demand webinar, featuring CT’s expert Alex Halow, who will discuss DBA, “doing business as”, and the key aspects & legal requirements you need to know when using this option for your business.

There are many good reasons why organizations use assumed names, a practice that is quite popular. However, doing so means complying with state laws that impose registration and post-registration filing requirements. Due to the variations in these state laws, however, remaining compliant can pose a challenge – and those who fail to comply face penalties.

Learn about DBA (Doing Business As), including whether DBA & Business Licenses or Assumed Names are the same.

The name of a business is one of its most valuable assets. Learn more about what a legal name is, laws around business naming, how trademarks work and more here.

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.

Learn why properly naming your business is so important with our top 3 tips, including performing a name check, incorporation documents, trademark issues & more.

Protect your good name. CT has an established process to keep your assumed names in good standing.

Florida House Bill 169, effective July 1, 2017, amends Florida’s fictitious names statute

West Virginia Senate Bill 602 amends the Regulation of Trade chapter