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Imagine this: You’re a business owner in Kansas City and business is booming-now it’s time to expand in the Kansas City Metro with a new retail location or more office space.

Kansas City Commercial Real Estate Is your business ready for a move? Is it time to sign a new or first lease? Or is it time to take on a tenant?

Businesses in Kansas City are constantly changing ownership structures for many different reasons. It could be the result of a capital injection, a new hire or an exit.

The Question I hear most from Start-Ups in Kansas City “Should I form an LLC or a corporation?” No matter if I am at 1 Million Cups, hanging out at We-Work, iWerx or Westport Commons, when I am talking about business law in Kansas City with Start-Ups...

I commonly see Start-Ups and other early-stage businesses in Kansas City offering equity to employees as an incentive to hire high-level talent.

Imagine your corporate documents — an operating agreement, bylaws, or partnership contracts — are a ball of clay.