Tuesday, June 6, 2017 - 1PM (ET) This comprehensive webinar will help you learn the essential steps to take to protect a business' rights to its names.

Gallagher v. Best Western Cottontree Inn, 388 P.3d 57 (Idaho 2017), decided 1/19/2017, the Idaho Supreme Court ruled that an LLC could not be estopped from asserting a statute of limitations defense due to its failure to file a certificate of assumed name. 

Reserve your business name so it'll be available when needed.

From name availability check to name registration and DBAs, CT experts can help you select, obtain, and protect the perfect name for your business.

When picking the right business structure for your company among LLC, S Corporation, and C Corporation, you need to consider how you want the company managed.

Find out about selecting your business name, name reservation and name registration.

The name you choose for your business can help--or hinder--your success. Here are three questions you should answer before deciding on your business name.

When doing business using a name other than your legal name, your state might require a voluntary assumed name filing, or DBA (doing business as) filing. Learn more.

View state naming requirements for LLCs and corporations, including name reservations, name transferability options, and required and prohibited words in company name.

As your business grows and changes, you may find it necessary to update your business name by filing Articles of Amendment.