When a business is forced to shut down because of property damage, owners often assume the insurance company will accurately calculate the loss and issue payment promptly. In reality, business […]
Continue reading…Are Your Property Covered if it Suffers Riot Damage?
If your home or business in Rhode Island or the Boston, MA area is damaged during a riot or civil unrest, will your insurance policy cover the loss? The answer […]
Continue reading…Understanding Business Interruption Insurance and Its Purpose
Unexpected disruptions can bring even the most successful businesses to a standstill. Natural disasters, fires, flooding, vandalism, or even widespread events like the COVID-19 pandemic can disrupt normal operations and […]
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What Documents and Licenses Do You Need to Start a Business?
Embarking on the journey of starting a business in Rhode Island is an exciting venture, but it requires careful planning and adherence to legal requirements. Understanding the necessary documents and […]
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Considerations When Naming Your Business
When starting a business, the name is everything. A business’s name conveys its purpose and its culture, can act as a marketing tool, and provide many other keys to success. […]
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Operating a Home-based Business
For many entrepreneurs, a home-based business is a necessity as the costs are simply too high to rent a separate office or area. Many small business owners find that working […]
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Force Majeure in Contracts
Force majeure is a legal term that many are familiar with, but few understand. In law, force majeure is often claimed as an excuse for breaching a contract following severe […]
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Partnership Agreement Basics
Partnerships are a common business structure in the US because they do not require a formal agreement; rather, partnerships begin when two or more persons engage in a business enterprise […]
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Understanding the Difference Between a Share Sale and an Asset Sale
There is more than one way to buy or sell a business or transact in real estate. When transacting, there are two options: share sales and asset sales. An experienced […]
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Insurers and Small Businesses Across the U.S. Have a COVID-19 Coverage Problem, and Lawsuits Are Not the Solution They Need
By Kayla S. O’Connor, Esq. Insurance Litigation Attorney at PALUMBO LAW April 30, 2020—You might have heard the phrase “business interruption coverage” in the news lately, as small businesses all […]
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