Year: 2017

Nykia Allen, the president of the New Mexico Technology Council, recently spoke optimistically about the technology sector in the state, citing a range of enterprises from tiny startups with ideas in infancy to larger tech companies with more solid financial...

Since 2007, New Mexico has allowed legal, regulated use of cannabis to treat certain medical conditions. As of October, the state was home to an average of about 44,000 active medical marijuana patients, with the highest numbers using it to alleviate the symptoms of...

The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued a controversial decision about creditors filing claims in bankruptcy proceedings after the legal deadlines have passed to collect those debts in lawsuits. This holding may affect our clients on both sides of the issue: creditors...

Retail businesses that operate largely in traditional malls and standalone stores, rather than growing their online presence, may find it more and more difficult to compete. After all, the costs of major real estate holdings and commercial leases can drive up the...

Today let's shine some light on credit card debt. People do not share their credit card balances with friends and family members, considering it private. Some see the use of credit cards as a sign of weakness, but consider that credit cards have allowed some people to...

Last time, an overview of the Chapter 11 process was discussed to provide you with some necessary information regarding the process and what it can do for your business. This article will delve a little deeper into what you can expect if you pursue this option to...

It takes a lot to make a small business succeed. From a strong business idea to securing investors to earning a profit, success often does not come cheaply or quickly. Over time, you may find that your business is no longer able to manage financial obligations...