Resources
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Calkins Law Firm and the Global Pandemic
September 16, 2020
The current crisis does play to and leverage our strengths but it’s clear that our positive outcomes aren’t by chance – they are the result of deliberate decisions made to benefit our clients.
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Project and Protect: Why Everyone Should Care About Estate Planning
August 31, 2020
Estate planning is a sensitive topic but a little planning now can have a huge impact on our family’s future, and that is worth talking about.
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What is IP Due Diligence?
August 28, 2020
Intellectual property is a valuable resource worth protecting, but it can also be a liability. That’s why Intellectual Property Due Diligence plays such a crucial role in the success of buying and selling a business. We’re pleased to offer some insight into the process.
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Should You Settle or Go to Trial?
July 27, 2020
If you’re in a situation that seems to be leading you down the lawsuit path, it is good to know the facts about going to trial and what other options are available.
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Litigation and the All-Important Preliminary Assessment
July 27, 2020
A thorough preliminary assessment allows us to better evaluate a client’s situation and possible legal impacts. Investigation is at the core of every case we take on.
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Bankruptcy and What it Means for Your Small Business
June 18, 2020
At Calkins Law Firm we work with many clients to restructure debt and negotiate with creditors. Here are our experienced tips for how to handle bankruptcy, if that’s where you find yourself now.
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How to Handle Debt as a Small Business
June 18, 2020
How can you support your business and make sure that debt doesn’t spiral out of control? What can you do if you’re in need of assets that customers owe you? Calkins Law Firm is here to help.
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Understanding the New Normal: How Remote Work Is Changing Business Models
May 18, 2020
The new remote work model started out as a necessity caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, but has it become something more? Once the immediate threat is over, will we be looking at a corporate landscape forever changed? Simply put, will remote work become the new normal?
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Adapting to Economic and Business Changes Post COVID-19
May 15, 2020
The "new normal" is coming - but that doesn't mean that you won’t be able to see your business through it. You can survive and perhaps even thrive.
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What Business Owners Need to Know About COVID-19 Disruptions to Contractual Promises
May 13, 2020
Business owners should take steps to ensure that they are informed regarding their own contractual rights and obligations and that they are aware of how each and every one of their existing contractual promises could be affected by COVID-19.
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Limiting Your Business's Legal Liability for Coronavirus Infections
May 11, 2020
There is possibility employees and customers may become infected by COVID-19 in the workplace. These could lead to demands of compensation and even legal action from the affected persons. There are a number of steps that employers can take in order to limit potential employer liability issues following reopening.
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Be Aware of the Legal and Viral Risks of Reopening Your Business Post COVID-19
May 8, 2020
Before they welcome their employees back with open arms, business owners should consider what a post-COVID-19 working world will look like.
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These Simple Everyday Changes Can Really Improve Your Health
April 27, 2020
It’s tempting to think that only major, drastic changes to your lifestyle can make any significant difference to your health, but that’s not the case. In fact, not only can small changes add up to a distinct shift in your wellbeing, but you’re also more likely to stick to them.
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7 Tips on How to Accurately Review a Business Contract
April 25, 2020
Do you know how to review a business contract correctly? For example, are you sure what should be included in an employment contract review? Would you be able to spot errors in the employment contract to avoid potential liability and legal issues?
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When is the Best Time to Sell a Business?
April 24, 2020
We have assisted business owners in selling their businesses for decades. Here are our general observations on this subject and responses to these questions.
