Business Owner Newsletters

  In tight labor markets, it can be difficult to hire the high-quality employees your business needs for continued growth and success. At the same time, your business needs to … Read More

By Richard Weintraub Running a business requires making many decisions, and relying on long-standing legal myths to guide those choices can increase your risk of legal conflict. With that in … Read More

What California landlords need to know about nonpayment, evictions, and protecting your rental income Even in a post-pandemic world, nonpayment of rent remains a leading issue for landlords. In 2026, … Read More

Most business owners have never exited their businesses before. Just like taking a big trip to a new place requires good planning to truly enjoy it, so too does a … Read More

The recently passed “One Big Beautiful Bill” spans nearly 1,000 pages and fundamentally reshapes taxes, retirement planning, and compliance. Hidden within its fine print are game-changing opportunities for business owners … Read More

Many business owners have a fuzzy idea of what life looks like after they’re done working. But fewer business owners have a plan for how they’ll reach the life they … Read More

Many people have a romantic view of what retirement looks like. Beaches, cruises, road trips, sitting next to a pool with no responsibilities—in reality, many business owners struggle in retirement … Read More

A big part of being a successful business owner is your ability to ask questions. This innate curiosity allows your business to thrive, adjust, and evolve. It’s also a good … Read More

The starting point for any plan is to define its goals. In Step One, owners answer three questions: (1) How much cash do they need to exit in style? (2) … Read More

Unless you’re the owner of a multi-billion- or trillion-dollar corporation, your business is likely subject to the whims of a changing marketplace. External changes in the market can sometimes force … Read More