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Elias Stassinos,
Esq.
Saturday, November 01, 2008
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After you obtain a
trademark and
incorporate your business, you have a false
sense of security. You think that
incorporating might protect you personal assets.
This is correct. However, it does not
protect your company assets.
If
your corporation is subject to lawsuits, and it has
significant assets, such as expensive equipment and
machinery, a judgment against
your company will result in all assets of the
business to be seized as part of the judgment. Your
company will lose machinery, equipment, or any other
item of value.
Elias
Stassinos, Esquire
is a trademark and
incorporation attorney that has
helped thousands of small
business owners and entrepreneurs
launch their first business
enterprise. He's also an
entrepreneur who operates several
successful businesses not related to
his law practice.
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