African-American Attorney launhes book entitled The Mini Legal Toolbox
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Jacqueline Warner, Esq., Warner Publishing
jwarneresq@aol.com
914-432-5206
African-American Attorney launches book entitled The Mini Legal Toolbox™ for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners at a Showcase for Small and Minority Owned Businesses
White Plains, NY - Small businesses now have a valuable legal resource – in a easy to read and understand format. The Mini Legal Toolbox™ for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners (“The Mini Legal Toolbox”) recently made its debut at a Business Showcase for minority owned and small businesses attended by hundreds.
The Mini Legal Toolbox is a book which addresses a number of legal-related topics every entrepreneur and small business owner needs to know – a summary of the types of business structures (eg., corporation or limited liability company), questions and answers regarding proper recordkeeping, the role of management, the importance of having an agreement with business partners/co-owners and a discussion of certain provisions which should be in the agreement. The book, which has been well received since it launched, also discusses the tax implications of each of the types of business structure.
The author is Jacqueline J. Warner, Esq., a Howard University School of Law graduate and a seasoned, New York-based attorney with over 15 years of experience advising small businesses. The book was written with the busy entrepreneur in mind. “Entrepreneurs and small business owners wear many hats, said Ms. Warner, and are seeking information in an easy to read and digest format. The Mini Legal Toolbox is large in content, yet small in size.” Ms. Warner’s practice includes corporate, securities, real estate and banking law.
The Mini Legal Toolbox represents the first in a series of books to be published which will focus on topics of interest for the business owner. A copy may be published through its website, http://www.thelegaltoolbox.com and at bookstores in the near future.
Small business owners have commented that the book is “informative” and is “user friendly.” This was exactly the mission of its author.
Jacqueline Warner, Esq., Warner Publishing
jwarneresq@aol.com
914-432-5206
African-American Attorney launches book entitled The Mini Legal Toolbox™ for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners at a Showcase for Small and Minority Owned Businesses
White Plains, NY - Small businesses now have a valuable legal resource – in a easy to read and understand format. The Mini Legal Toolbox™ for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners (“The Mini Legal Toolbox”) recently made its debut at a Business Showcase for minority owned and small businesses attended by hundreds.
The Mini Legal Toolbox is a book which addresses a number of legal-related topics every entrepreneur and small business owner needs to know – a summary of the types of business structures (eg., corporation or limited liability company), questions and answers regarding proper recordkeeping, the role of management, the importance of having an agreement with business partners/co-owners and a discussion of certain provisions which should be in the agreement. The book, which has been well received since it launched, also discusses the tax implications of each of the types of business structure.
The author is Jacqueline J. Warner, Esq., a Howard University School of Law graduate and a seasoned, New York-based attorney with over 15 years of experience advising small businesses. The book was written with the busy entrepreneur in mind. “Entrepreneurs and small business owners wear many hats, said Ms. Warner, and are seeking information in an easy to read and digest format. The Mini Legal Toolbox is large in content, yet small in size.” Ms. Warner’s practice includes corporate, securities, real estate and banking law.
The Mini Legal Toolbox represents the first in a series of books to be published which will focus on topics of interest for the business owner. A copy may be published through its website, http://www.thelegaltoolbox.com and at bookstores in the near future.
Small business owners have commented that the book is “informative” and is “user friendly.” This was exactly the mission of its author.
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