Business Law Archives - Enoch Tarver Law Firm

What You Need to Know About Documenting a Business Sale or Transfer

Selling or transferring a business is more than just a handshake agreement. It involves a complex legal process that requires clear and careful documentation. At Enoch Tarver, we help business owners and buyers understand every step of this process to ensure that their interests are fully protected. Understanding the Type of Sale Business sales generally […]

Hockey Returns to Augusta: Enoch Tarver’s Role in Bringing Back the Ice

Exciting news for sports enthusiasts in the CSRA area, hockey is set to return to Augusta! The Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority has entered into a groundbreaking agreement which paved the way for hockey fans to once again cheer for their team! We are proud to announce that the Enoch Tarver team played a crucial role […]

Intellectual Property Basics for Businesses

Intellectual property (IP) is the driving force behind many of the world’s most innovative and successful businesses. IP rights—including patents, copyrights, and trademarks—protect intangible assets and help companies and individuals profit from the fruits of their intellectual labor. In today’s digital era, investments in intangible capital now exceed investments in tangible capital. The growth of […]

Can You Draft Your Own Contracts Using AI?

Written contracts are the backbone of business relationships. They outline the rights, obligations, and expectations between parties and provide a legal framework that ensures parties keep their promises. Absent written contracts, business relationships are less clear, trust is tenuous, and deals may be unenforceable. Using an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to generate business contracts may […]

Should You Form More Than One LLC for Your Business?

There is no law that limits the number of LLCs an entrepreneur can own. Forming multiple LLCs may make sense under certain circumstances: for example, companies that have several rental properties, separate businesses with common ownership, or when one business makes more money or has more assets than the others. Separate business entities may also […]