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About the Book
Whether dreaming of a start-up or hoping to sell an established small business, all entrepreneurs need legal guidance. This updated edition of the American Bar Association Legal Guide for Small Business contains indispensable information for future and current business owners about founding, running, and selling a small business, including the legal aspects of:
Franchise agreements and independent business ideas
Financing, insurance, and other first steps
Contracts, intellectual property, and liabilities
Dealing with employees and customers
Understanding and paying business taxes
Selling a small business and retirement planning
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About the Authors
The American Bar Association and Robert Sprague, Assistant Professor, University of Wyoming College of Business Department of Management & Marketing
The American Bar Association is the nation's leading legal authority and the largest voluntary professional membership organization in the world. With more than 400,000 members, the ABA provides law school accreditation, continuing legal education, information about the law, programs to assist lawyers and judges in their work, and initiatives to improve the legal system for the public.
Robert Sprague (JD, MBA) is an Assistant Professor in the University of Wyoming College of Business Department of Management & Marketing, teaching Law for Managers, Business Law for Entrepreneurs, and Commercial Law courses. Professor Sprague previously practiced law, primarily counseling small businesses, and has started and managed small businesses. Professor Sprague has published several articles addressing business-related legal issues.
