by Hedgeman Law | Nonprofit
As a nonprofit organization, engaging in political activities is a common and necessary practice. However, there are limitations that must be understood in order to avoid legal issues and penalties. In this article, we will explore the limitations of nonprofit...
by Hedgeman Law | Nonprofit
Organizations formed in Virginia to conduct business on a nonprofit or not-for-profit basis are usually formed as Virginia nonstock corporations. These corporations, which can, but are not required to, have members (i.e., a membership), do not have owners. When you...
by Hedgeman Law | Business
If you’re the owner of a financial services business in New York, you will want to use all of your resources to grow your company. Of course, if you’re new to the business world, you may not know the best ways to do that. A gap analysis is one of the best options...
by Hedgeman Law | Business
Residents of New York State may want to learn more about what FINRA is and how it may help in resolving disputes. With arbitration as an alternative to litigation, cases may settle more easily and meet the rules of the SEC. The panel’s decision is final, while...
by Hedgeman Law | Business
There are many steps that you can take to make your New York small business a successful one. As a general rule, companies that succeed have sufficient capital, a clear plan and leadership that is willing to hold itself accountable. Running a business can be expensive...
