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Are you serving your clients spam and cookies or prime rib and crème brûlée? By Anna Cook, Cox & Palmer According to the federal government, Canada’s anti-sp...

By McInnes Cooper The family is the fundamental societal unit, and the family business a fundamental economic vehicle. Family businesses make up about 80 per...

By Anna Cook, Cox & Palmer Most business owners have felt the pinch of not taking a salary. Owners are often the last to be paid, making a personal sacrifice...

By McInnes Cooper One important decision business owners face when they consider their options for growth is what legal structure to use. Here are the three ...

By McInnes Cooper A domestic contract offers NL business owners the opportunity to protect business assets against a claim from a married or common-law spous...

How corporate directors may be subject to personal liability and how best to avoid it. By Anna Cook, Cox & Palmer Legally, corporations are considered separa...

By Anna Cook, Cox & Palmer It’s exciting when your business grows beyond the family basement (or your dining room table) and is ready to take up commercial s...

By McInnes Cooper Estate planning is directed at giving family members and key stakeholders financial security while protecting your assets and your loved on...

By Anna Cook, Cox & Palmer One of the main advantages of incorporating a business is to better allocate risk: incorporation helps protect your personal asset...

By McInnes Cooper Growing a business takes people. At some point, many start-ups and small businesses hire employees and become employers. Every Newfoundland...

By McInnes Cooper Most businesses start as a sole proprietorship or partnership, with one or more owners responsible for all aspects of the business, includi...

By Anna Cook, Cox & Palmer Incorporating a company in Newfoundland and Labrador is a fairly easy and painless process: three simple online forms and a filing...