Why Start A New Business?
People are quitting their jobs like never before. More and more people are turning to a “side hustle” – some for the extra cash to
Some business owners buy an existing business to reduce their risk when launching a new venture. Sellers only get one shot to harvest what they have spent a lifetime building. Whether you are the Buyer or the Seller, people need experienced legal advice and financial planning to achieve the best results.
If you are starting a new business, remember that time is money. Your best chance for success is the fastest path to revenues. That means NOT doing everything yourself. Use trusted advisors to help you set up the business, so you can focus on what makes it special and unique.
Spend your time finding new customers, qualified employees, or improving your products or services. Leave the other stuff to the professionals, so you can focus more on what makes your business special.
People are quitting their jobs like never before. More and more people are turning to a “side hustle” – some for the extra cash to
The simple fact is that (almost) none of us are perfect. We all have special talents and skills. And we all have certain limitations. One
A few years ago, I had the pleasure of being on a panel to discuss how to start, grow and protect your business. We
Right now, small businesses all over America are at risk. Risk of eviction, loss of employees, not enough emergency funds in the bank. Suppliers facing
Coronavirus Disaster Relief Funding Information Hello, friends. I hope everyone is doing well in these difficult times. Social distancing is helping to slow the
On Demand Legal Services – Creating New Value-Focused Client Relationships.
A recent article from Yahoo! Business says that companies are moving to outsource legal services to hold down costs. The authors see more than 30%
Fractional Executives provide growing companies with access to experience professionals in the area of finance, information technology and legal services. Having an expert “on call” is a smart strategy for many growing businesses.
Matthew Van Ryn was a panelist at Syracuse University Law School’s Fifth Annual Entertainment & Sports Law Symposium on April 12, 2019.
Matt Van Ryn Law has been helping people start new businesses, buy or sell businesses, and then run those businesses more efficiently, for over 30 years. Mr. Van Ryn is a Syracuse native, who spent over 20 years working for Fortune 500 companies like IBM, Time Warner, CBS, Metromedia and RCA Records, in a variety of positions.
He won a national copyright law contest while in law school. He has won Communications Achievement Awards from IBM for his marketing communication programs for Java Software adoption in corporate computing. He has authored articles that have appeared in CIO, Wharton Business Journal and IBM Net News, and led the communications programs introducing literally hundreds of software and service offerings from IBM’s Internet and Software divisions for nearly 10 years.
Later as an attorney in private practice, he successfully litigated complex commercial disputes in State and Federal Courts, on subject matter ranging from trademark and design patent infringement, to securities fraud and fraudulent insurance contracts. One of his cases, which reached the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals, addressed issues of corporate control by minority partners, and was a reported case that has been taught in United States law schools.
