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3 ways to prevent trade secret disputes

On behalf of Dunlap Fiore, LLC | Nov 6, 2019 | Firm News

As a business owner or executive, you must constantly think of innovative ways to keep existing customers happy and attract new ones. Whether you have an in-demand product, a tasty recipe, a unique way of doing business or another trade secret, you have an interest in...

Transitioning from a one-person startup to an expanding business

On behalf of Dunlap Fiore, LLC | Jun 24, 2019 | Firm News

You made the leap. You dedicated yourself to turning that beloved hobby or innovative idea into an income generator, and began building from the ground up. Up to this point it’s been just you (with maybe a little help here and there from friends or loved ones)....

Transitioning from a one-person startup to an expanding business

On behalf of Dunlap Fiore, LLC | Jun 24, 2019 | Firm News

You made the leap. You dedicated yourself to turning that beloved hobby or innovative idea into an income generator, and began building from the ground up. Up to this point it’s been just you (with maybe a little help here and there from friends or loved ones)....

Transitioning from a one-person startup to an expanding business

On behalf of Dunlap Fiore, LLC | Jun 24, 2019 | Firm News

You made the leap. You dedicated yourself to turning that beloved hobby or innovative idea into an income generator, and began building from the ground up. Up to this point it’s been just you (with maybe a little help here and there from friends or loved ones)....

What is a construction defect?

by Dunlap Fiore, LLC | Jun 13, 2019 | Construction Defects, Firm News

The state of Louisiana and municipalities throughout the area impose building standards on contractors and other developers to ensure the quality and safety of the structures they build. When their homes, offices, and other buildings meet these standards, their buyers...

There are various types of corporations in Louisiana

by Dunlap Fiore, LLC | Jun 6, 2019 | Business Law, Firm News

Some entrepreneurs in Louisiana may decide they want to establish a company in the state, and some of them may decide they want their business to be a corporation. However, under business law, there are various types of corporations to choose from. Thus, before making...

Are contractors always liable for construction defects?

by Dunlap Fiore, LLC | May 30, 2019 | Construction Defects, Firm News

While most parties to a commercial construction project want to ensure they do their best work, sometimes mistakes or omissions are made. These errors could lead to construction defects, which could lead to slow-downs in the project or expose certain parties to...

Mechanic’s liens may be an option when contractors are not paid

by Dunlap Fiore, LLC | May 23, 2019 | Construction Law, Firm News

The many parties to a construction project — project owners, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers — generally contract with one another to provide goods or services in exchange for payment. It would be nice to think that all construction projects in...

Is an LLC the right type of business for you?

by Dunlap Fiore, LLC | May 18, 2019 | Business Law, Firm News

You’ve had the entrepreneurial bug for a while now. You’re finally ready to take the plunge and start your business. How do you begin? You may have heard or seen the phrase “LLC” or “Limited Liability Company” in your preliminary...

Who is liable for contractor negligence under construction law?

by Dunlap Fiore, LLC | May 16, 2019 | Construction Law, Firm News

We would like to believe that most construction projects in Louisiana will be completed without a hitch, but construction work can be dangerous, and it is not uncommon for a worker to be injured on the job. Specifically, when it comes to independent contractors, it is...
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