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• Early Stage: Step 18 - Asset clean-up issues
  (2008-03-06) Comparing the close of a business to divorce, attorney Joe Boucher says there are a million details to attend to....
• Early Stage, Step 17: Sale of the business - assets vs. stock
  (2008-02-13) When selling the ownership of their business, today's entrepreneurs prefer selling stock to selling assets, but there are many variables...
• Early Stage, Step 16: Sale of business a taxing exercise
  (2008-01-08) Like many other aspects of personal finance, the decision to sell your business will depend largely on tax implications. As...
• Early Stage: Step 15 - A license to sell
  (2007-11-17) A well-drafted license agreement can be crucial to a start-up firm's successful exploitation of technology, says Madison attorney Joe Boucher....
• Early Stage, Step 14: Strategic partnerships require legal protections
  (2007-09-19) Can your early-stage business create so-called “strategic partnerships” to further develop business ideas? It's a common practice in technology and...
• Early Stage, Step 13: The advantages of leasing real estate
  (2007-07-31) In his continuing series on early-stage companies, columnist Joe Boucher has covered many of the financing means for new businesses....
• Early Stage: Step 11 - Other forms of finance
  (2007-05-29) Beyond equity financing, early-stage technology and biotechnology businesses may still have a need for other forms of financing. In this...
• Early Stage 10: The nuances of federal laws
  (2007-05-04) Any business that offers or sells securities is subject to both state and federal securities laws and regulations. In this...
• Early Stage, Step 9: Raising capital in the securities landscape
  (2007-03-29) New companies struggle to raise capital, often because they don't understand the legal complexities of doing so, writes columnist Joe...
• Early Stage, Step 8: Misclassifying workers brings risk
  (2007-03-07) Misclassifying employees as independent contractors for unemployment insurance tax purposes can lead to an audit of your business, warns Early...