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The Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison, P.C. law firm is pleased to announce that Michael Holmes has joined the firm as an associate.

John Anderson, Sheltered but still in contact.

The CARES Act stimulus for small businesses, which includes Payroll Protection Program loans, is available now from the U.S. Department of Treasury at links provided here.

Please find below links to information sheets for Lenders and Borrowers and for Forms you and your business can use to access the loans made available from the U.S. Treasury Department.

The Grant, Konvalinka and Harrison, P.C. law firm is pleased to announce that Kane Shepherd has joined the firm as an associate.

If you’re starting a business or beginning to toss the idea around, you may have considered registering your business with the State of Tennessee, or maybe you’ve already started operating just under your name or under a fictitious business name. In Tennessee, there are several different entities to choose from: sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, limited liability company, etc. Each different entity will have its benefits and disadvantages. This blog will solely focus on sole proprietorships in Tennessee.

If you are a business owner, you might operate your business under your name, a different name but as an unincorporated entity, or through a separate business entity. In Tennessee, it is common to operate businesses as a limited liability company (“LLCs”). This blog is to continue the discussion started in a previous post (click here for prior post) regarding the benefits of forming an LLC in Tennessee and to briefly discuss piercing the corporate veil, a mechanism to hold a business owner personally liable for the business’s liabilities..

Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison is proud to share the recognition by CHAMBERS USA of one of the firm members.