Reminder: Corporate Transparency Act Compliance Deadline is December 31, 2024 (or Sooner)
by: Steven Land The Corporate Transparency Act (the “CTA”), which went into effect on January 1, 2024, requires nearly all businesses that were formed prior to January 1, 2024 to disclose the identity of their individual beneficial owners to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, a bureau of the United States Department of the Treasury (“FinCEN”), […]
Kenneth J. Calemmo, Jr. Honored with Atlantic City Branch NAACP Business Excellence Award
Cooper Levenson Chief Operating Officer Kenneth J. Calemmo, Jr. was honored with the Atlantic City Branch NAACP Business Excellence Award at their 49th Annual Freedom Fund Gala at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino this past Saturday, April 29. The award was presented to Ken for his “continuous efforts to improve the business climate and […]
PREMISES LIABILITY FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
By Louis Niedelman, Esq. As a New Jersey business owner, you have certain defined responsibilities to people who are on your premises. New Jersey law classifies occupiers of premises as trespassers, licensees and business invitees. Your duty to protect these persons depends upon their status. Your responsibilities to a trespasser: A trespasser is defined as […]
New Jersey 30-Day Fund: $3,000 Forgivable Loans to Small Businesses by Newly Formed Non-Profit by Former Governor Christie
Former Governor Chris Christie and former First Lady Mary Pat Christie started a nonprofit organization, New Jersey 30-Day Fund, to help small businesses in New Jersey. APPLICATIONS ARE LIVE NOW The New Jersey 30-Day Fund will award $3,000 in forgivable loans to small businesses in New Jersey. To qualify for the loan the business must […]
Russell L. Lichtenstein to speak at Cape May County Chamber “Getting Back to Business after COVID-19” Webinar on June 4
The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce and Cooper Levenson, Attorneys at Law will present a webinar entitled “Getting Back to Business After COVID-19” on Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 10 a.m. This webinar will help employers determine best practices under the latest guidelines of the CDC (Center for Disease Control), as they apply to […]
Four Disastrous IP Mistakes Most Companies Make
Companies, especially start-up businesses, routinely agonize over the development of new products and services, costs and pricing, as well as their physical plant, operations, sales, distribution, human resources, etc. However, these companies rarely pay enough attention to the intellectual property (IP) aspects of their business, mostly because they are unfamiliar with core IP concepts. There […]