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What Is a Title Defect?

A title defect happens because of claims made against that property by someone other than the current owner. Also called a “cloud on the title,” these defects can exist in many forms. For example, a lien against the property for unpaid child support, spousal support, or another debt can prevent a property from being sold […]

How to Find and Use Tax Credits as a Business Owner

Businesses need a few important things to succeed: dedicated employees, a solid product or service, and cash. Cash is king. Colorado business owners can keep more cash in the business by finding and taking advantage of tax credits.   Of course, like most tax issues, the tax credit topic tends to make business owners a little […]

Top 4 Tax Compliance Issues for Companies

You probably decided to run your own business for various reasons, such as independence or the ability to offer something valuable to your community; However, chances are, an opportunity to learn about the tax code was nowhere on your list.   Filing taxes and complying with tax rules are critical parts of every business owner’s […]

HSAG Welcomes Summer Intern Mary-Preston Austin

Hackstaff Snow Atkinson & Griess is proud to offer summer internships as a way to help the next generation of lawyers prepare for a successful law career, no matter what area of law they choose to pursue. We are pleased to announce that law student Mary-Preston Austin began a summer internship with us on May […]

Preventing Wrongful Termination Suits

The decision to fire an employee is not one you should arrive at haphazardly. Termination is an issue that affects every business sooner or later. In every case, it must be handled with the proper care and attention to mitigate the risk of a wrongful termination claim.  Why Litigation Is Something to Avoid  Winning a […]

How to Create a Clear Harassment Policy in Your Workplace

Creating a policy around workplace harassment may not be high on an employer’s to-do list. There may be the temptation to cut and paste a policy from another employer and be done with it. However, this common shortcut can leave your business exposed to serious liability issues in the future. Instead, your harassment policy should […]

Business partnerships can work exceptionally well when both people are equally vested in the company’s future. Over time, however, their vesting can fade for one reason or another. What happens if one partner wants to sell or exit, and the other doesn’t? It’s crucial to take proactive steps to limit legal disputes if such a […]

Business succession planning is a crucial part of owning a business, especially if you want your business to outlive you and benefit future generations. However, business succession planning can be complex and is typically best done with the help of an experienced business succession attorney. Many legal issues factor into planning for the future of […]

Biggest Business Contract Term Pitfalls to Avoid

If you’ve been doing business long enough, contracts may start to feel routine and mundane. They may be just another part of going through the motions and checking off the boxes on your day-to-day business task list. However, treating them as such can lead to some serious pitfalls that come back to haunt you and […]

If you own your business, you’re probably used to doing many projects by yourself. While this can save time and money, not everything should be a DIY endeavor, including contracts. The success and well-being of your company depend upon the strength of its contracts. Since contracts can be very complex and must take into account […]