In March 2021, the Utah State Legislature introduced a bill that would significantly change the state’s non-compete laws. The proposed law would limit the use of non-compete agreements in employment contracts, prohibiting employers from enforcing them against employees who earn less than $47,476 per year or are terminated without cause.
Entrepreneurs know the value of planning. It helps them keep schedules, make deadlines, stay within budgets and much more. St.
As regular readers of our Utah business law blog know, we recently began an overview of the different business forms available to entrepreneurs ready to start new businesses.
In a previous post, we discussed the upsides and downsides of sole proprietorship. We’ll take a look in this post at some other business forms.
Regular readers of our Utah Business Law Blog might recall that we recently published a post that described the main advantages and disadvantages of a couple of business legal structures: sole proprietorship and general partnership.
Let’s imagine for a moment that you and four of your friends are pooling your resources and opening a new
Virtually everyone can come up with an idea for a St. George business. But it takes drive and determination – and
Regular readers of our Utah Business Law Blog will likely recall our previous post about the Southern Utah office of
St. George gets an average of 255 sunny days per year. But the dispositions at the Southern Utah office of
On behalf of Snow Jensen & Reece, P.C. posted in . . . People and businesses sign contracts all the
It looks like the Utah Supreme Court has abrogated fraud and other intentional torts as exceptions to the economic loss
