February Update: How to Handle a 1-Star Review
Welcome to More From Fourscore
What new resources do we have for you this month? Take a look at our quick video from Fourscore Attorney Pete Singh.
Are Non-Competes Banned or Not?
When businesses are sold, more than just physical assets are at stake. Knowledge, experience, and industry relationships are on the line, too. We've published a post on the blog to explain the non-compete ban passed by the Federal Trade Commission in the fall of 2024 and its potential impact on mergers and acquisitions.
North Carolina & Delaware Reporting
If your corporation or LLC is based in North Carolina or Delaware make sure you review our blog post about annual reporting requirements. While both business-friendly states have specific annual report deadlines, the timing and filing processes differ slightly.
Received a Negative Review?
Seeing poor feedback about your business can be so disheartening. But, don't reply in haste! Go ahead and familiarize yourself with our recommended response so that if you're on the receiving end of a bad review, you can handle it like the true professional you are.
Dr. Judy Morgan Profiled by CanvasRebel
Check out this feature story on our client Dr. Judy Morgan, founder of e-commerce and educational platform Dr. Judy Morgan’s Naturally Healthy Pets. Morgan teaches pet owners how to reduce exposure to harmful chemicals and medications, plus optimal diet choices for their animals.
Congrats to Client OrthoPreserve
OrthoPreserve is celebrating two milestones. After developing a meniscus replacement implant, the company has received both a Breakthrough Device Designation and a Total Product Life Cycle Advisory Program (TAP) enrollment from the FDA. Read the full press release to learn more!
Picture on the top is by Andrea Piacquadio and is in the public domain.
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