By: Esqueda Law PLLC What is the difference between having a federal trademark and an unregistered trademark? When you create a brand, name, logo, slogan, etc. to use for your business it is automatically intellectual property. Intellectual property is an intangible asset that is a product of creativity, used in commerce. Common law dictates that …
By: Esqueda Law PLLC What dictates whether you need a trademark or not is the scale of your business. Does your business have an online presence? Does that online presence across state lines? If the answer is yes, then you likely need a trademark to protect your business name. Having the registered entity in your …
By: Esqueda Law PLLC If you decide to add a member to your single-member LLC, the first step just to refer to your operating agreement. Even as a single-member LLC you should have still had an operating agreement. An operating agreement encompasses the rules you will run your LLC by. If you don’t have an …
By: Esqueda Law PLLC There are inherent mistakes that are often made by nearly every single-member LLCs. My name is Liza Esqueda and am the founding attorney of Esqueda Law, PLLC. With a single-member LLC, we call is a single member because the person that owns the LLC is called a member. So that’s different …
