General Advice

Originally from Ft. Myers, Florida, my father is a (now) retired small business owner and my mother was a stay-at-home mom. I’m one of three children. As the middle child, I was always negotiating with my parents. Growing up surrounded by golf courses, swimming pools, and beautiful white sand beaches, my parents made sure my […]

Ed, the founder of Alexander Business Law, spends most of his time in the office meeting with clients, putting deals together, drafting documents, and recording episodes of the Law Deals podcast. During his downtime, you will find him outside enjoying the natural beauty of Florida from his bike or his kayak. When he is not

The Rule. As you may have heard, on Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission published the Non-Compete Rule prohibiting entry, threat of enforcement, and enforcement of non-compete agreements with all employees and contractors except for existing agreements with ‘Senior Executives.’  The rule also requires employers with existing employee or contractor non-compete agreements to provide written notice

The first step in selling a business or firm is often a letter of intent (LOI). Many sellers see this as a document of no significance that should be signed right away because the ‘real’ transaction will be negotiated later. This isn’t correct. Instead, the LOI sets the key terms and conditions for the transaction

I went on a bike tour for the last week of August in Upstate New York. The trip, the trails, and the weather were all great. A few of the days I woke to temperatures in the 50’s – perfect biking weather. Starting at my daughter’s apartment in Brooklyn, she and I rode over the

I’m a “business of law” junkie. The podcasts on my phone are almost entirely about law firm management, marketing, and technology. I attend events (most recently the Great Legal Marketing Summit) and talk with entrepreneurial lawyers. And when I’m not watching biking videos, I watch law firm management, marketing, and technology YouTube videos. But there’s