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- General Business Counsel
- HOAs
- Intellectual property
- Nonprofit
- Social Enterprise
- Startup & Formation
Remove Ego
At Apex Law, one of our culture statements is: Remove Ego Outside of specific and designated self-care, it’s not about you. The client, the firm, the ...
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The Ins and Outs of Fiscal Sponsorships
Starting a nonprofit or charitable project is an exciting journey, full of potential to make a real impact. But it can also feel overwhelming when ...
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The Current Landscape of AI Legislation: A 2024 Update
Artificial intelligence (“AI”) legislation is rapidly evolving as governments worldwide recognize the need to regulate and promote this transformative technology. In the United States, 2024 ...
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Raising Capital under Regulation D Safe Harbor Provision
The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC“) provides flexible options to access capital from accredited investors while avoiding the time-consuming and costly process of a full ...
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Ask Apex: What Are the Differences Between the 1023-EZ and 1023 Long?
The 1023, either the EZ or long form, is the application that a nonprofit files with the IRS to apply for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Filing ...
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Immediate Changes WUCIOA
If you caught our last blog, you know the Washington state legislature recently passed Senate Bill 5796. This new bill includes several changes to the ...
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The Role of For-Profit Joint Ventures in Nonprofit Strategy
In recent years, joint ventures (JVs) have become an increasingly popular strategy for nonprofits seeking to expand their reach or access new capital. For-profits also ...
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How Should Sellers Prepare for Due Diligence?
Selling a company is a significant milestone, often representing years of hard work, growth, and success. Before finalizing the sale, you’ll need to go through ...
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Why Does My Business Need So Many Different Addresses?
When you file your business’s annual report with the Washington Secretary of State, the form asks for as many as three different addresses. You might ...
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