By Steven C. Alberty
Published by Thomson Reuters
KF 1659 .A94 1989
It’s Small Business Resource Month here at the Harris County Law Library. Today, we’re looking at one of the featured resources: the aptly titled, Advising Small Businesses by Steven C. Alberty. Written for lawyers who represent and counsel small businesses, Advising Small Businesses, offers practical information on all aspects of small businesses from their organization through their operation and ultimately their termination. Detailed and exhaustive, this three-volume treatise offers its readers a thorough analysis of the following topics:
- Choice of entity, including the advantages and disadvantages of each and the tax implications arising from each type of entity;
- Available financing options, such as debt financing, government financing, and venture capital financing;
- Applicable state and federal securities laws;
- Corporate operations, including shareholder voting, buy-sell agreements, and powers, duties, and liabilities of corporate directors and officers;
- Business transactions, such as insurance coverage, antitrust laws, franchising, and intellectual property;
- Employee relations and compensation; and,
- Dissolution and liquidation.
As a companion to this treatise, the Harris County Law Library also has in its collection, Advising Small Businesses: Forms. This indispensable set provides attorneys with practical tools in the shape of “ready-to-use” forms and checklists, which include sample letters, operating agreements, employment policies, and closing documents.
If you an attorney who owns, operates, manages, or advises small businesses, we hope you’ll find this resource helpful. For additional resources that you can find here at the Law Library and online, visit our Events page.