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Is the LLC a smart choice for your small business? Nellie Akalp shares her expert insight on this post for AllBusiness.com Read More

Small businesses can get into hot water without proper insurance. Here are 10 types of insurance you must consider to ensure you are well protected. Read More

A leading lawyer has warned businesses that they need to be more proactive in their attempts to prevent bribery.

Aziz Rahman, Senior Partner at serious and corporate crime defence specialists Rahman Ravelli, believes that organisations are failing to brief their staff on what constitu Read More

With trademarks, the early bird gets the worm. Nellie Akalp shares insight on why you should apply for a trademark early in her latest on Entrepreneur. Read More

The importance of incorporating your business. When you think about incorporating your business, do you scoff, “Not me. I’m just a one-person/home-based/part-time business—incorporation is for the big guys”? If so, it’s time to rethink your attitude. You see, every small business—no matter how smal Read More

A&L Goodbody is internationally recognised as Ireland’s leading law firm. The Firm has an extensive and top class client list, representing household names, financial institutions and international blue chip corporations.

With 86 Partners and over 600 staff, the firm offers the broadest range of Read More

This guide to some of the most important things to think about before filing for bankruptcy will help you make the right decision. Read More

I recognise that while off-the-shelf e-learning has always been a convenient option for smaller organisations which lack the resources to develop their own courseware, in my experience big organisations have typically been resistant to it. Read More

When it comes to audits, there is one important thing to keep in mind: the selection process is mostly done by a massive computer, which crunches huge amounts of data to find missing income and inconsistencies. All this is put into something called a DIFF (Discriminate Income Function) score. Th Read More