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Should I Certify My Minority or Women Owned Business?
Historically, minorities and women have faced challenges when it comes to starting up and operating small businesses. From economic barriers like lack of startup funding to insufficient opportunities for skill development to limited access to business networks and accessing national…
Local, State, & Federal Requirements for Arkansas Small Businesses
When you start or operate a small business, there is so much to consider inside the walls of your business that it is easy to forget about things that need to occur outside of them. Those outside things often come…
Why Should I Apply For A Trademark?
Starting a business or developing a service or product is stressful. A trademark can provide entrepreneurs with peace of mind by protecting the work and effort that goes into branding and identifying their business, service, or product. The Law Group…
COVID-19 Small Business Loans Forbearance
“We’re all in this together” means so much more than it did just a few weeks ago. TLGNWA is proud to stand with our clients and provide information and resources on the rapidly-changing legal landscape. Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic…
COVID-19 Small Business Assistance
As a small business, we understand how difficult it can be to be a small business during this uncertain time. Of course, everyone’s priority is the health and safety of employees and customers, however, this often comes at a great…
What You Need to Know About Forming a Single Member LLC
Are you ready to take that lucrative side gig and turn it into your full-time job and you are now thinking about incorporating? Or perhaps you already are a small business owner who has not had the time to think…
Attorney Gary V. Weeks Name to America’s Top 100 Civil Defense Litigators
The Law Group of Northwest Arkansas LLP is proud to announce that attorney Gary V. Weeks has been named one of America’s Top 100 Civil Defense Litigators. This is a significant achievement. Those named to the list must be invited…
Mar-Jac Update: OSHA Appeals to 11th Circuit
A couple months ago we noted a recent Northern District of Georgia decision (in the case now titled United States v. Mar-Jac) that limited the Occupational Safety & Health Administration’s (OSHA) power to expand inspections under a program that affects…
Starting a New Business in Arkansas
Starting a business is a lot like having a child. You’re there when it enters the world; you help it grow through the years, and taking care of it is one of the hardest things you will do. The early…
Georgia Court Limits OSHA Inspection Power in Response to Expanded Inspection at Poultry Facility
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently expanded its inspection powers, but was rebuked by the Northern District of Georgia in a November 2, 2016 order in the case of United States v. Mar-Jac Poultry, Inc. Mar-Jac centered on…