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Operating Agreement
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Operating Agreements: What Every LLC Owner Must Know
- June 26, 2026
- Posted by: allan
- Categories: Business Formation, Business Law
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An LLC operating agreement is the foundational document that governs how the business is run, how profits are split, and what happens when a member leaves or dies. Without one, state default rules — often ill-suited to your situation — apply. This guide explains what every operating agreement must address.
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North Korean IT Worker Fraud: Deepfakes, Sanctions Risk, and Hiring Compliance
Over the past several years, a persistent and increasingly sophisticated threat has been quietly infiltrating American companies: North Korean nationals posing as freelance software developers and IT contractors, using fabricated identities, AI-generated deepfakes, and elaborate infrastructure to pass hiring screening and gain access to corporate systems, sensitive data, and a steady stream of American payroll
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AI Supply Chain Security: Prompt Injection, Data Poisoning, and Model Stealing
When a company installs traditional software, security teams know what to look for. They check for known vulnerabilities, review patch history, assess the vendor’s security posture, and run penetration tests. The attack categories are well-understood, the defenses are well-cataloged, and the tools for testing and monitoring have been refined over decades. AI systems do not
November 13, 2026 Read more -
AI-Enabled Cyberattacks: Emerging Legal Standards for Corporate Cybersecurity Programs
Cyberattacks were already expensive and frequent before AI. They have become cheaper, faster, and harder to detect since. The same AI tools that help businesses automate customer service, generate marketing copy, and analyze financial data are being used by threat actors to write more convincing phishing emails, generate deepfake audio of your CEO authorizing a
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COPPA 2025: Biometric Data, AI Tools, and New Compliance Obligations for Children’s Products
The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act has governed how companies collect and handle children’s online data since 1998. For most of its history, COPPA’s core requirements were relatively static: get verifiable parental consent before collecting personal information from children under 13, give parents notice and access rights, and do not retain the data longer than
November 11, 2026 Read more