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What is an advanced medical directive? Essentially, an advance medical directive is a legal document that allows you to make certain decisions regarding your medical care, treatment preferences, and end of life decisions that will only become effective in the event that you become incapacitated or unable to make those decisions on your own behalf […]

The SBA is giving out loans to businesses affected by COVID-19 through the Small Business Administration Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program. The first thing to know about this loan program is that information is changing every day. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the SBA website. The loans go up to $2,000,000 and they […]

3/19/2020 UPDATE: Last night, Governor Inslee placed a 30-day moratorium on evictions statewide.  Learn more here. With all the daily disruptions to “normal life” amid the coronavirus pandemic, one very real concern you may have is what do you do if you're facing eviction? Whether that's a commercial eviction? This past weekend, Seattle City's Council […]

When it comes to the law, how does COVID-19 affect you or your small business?  To help people out during this complicated time, we’re putting up a video series as quickly as we can to discuss the legal issues and developments surrounding the current pandemic. Some of the topics that we’ll cover include: Advanced medical […]

We sure were excited to announce our expansion into Seattle — and we still are. We continue to serve clients, uninterrupted, in both Seattle and Denver. But with COVID-19, our big announcement has turned into a story of adversity and adaptation. We are a Denver-based law firm that opened in Seattle last month. Our mission […]

Lyda Law Firm was recently named one of the “Best Real Estate Lawyers in Denver” by Expertise.com, edging out high-quality competition across the state.

This topic might sound like it’s unrelated to small businesses, but this article isn’t just about yoga. In fact, it’s not about yoga at all. This article is about copyright laws and intellectual property rights. We got this idea from a Netflix documentary about Bikram Choudhury, the founder of Bikram Yoga, called Bikram: Yogi, Guru, […]

Gov. John Hickenlooper today announced Boards and Commissions appointments to the Council of Advisors on Consumer Credit. The Council of Advisors on Consumer Credit advises and consults with the assistant attorney general concerning the attorney general’s powers under the consumer credit code. Mark Lyda is pleased to remain on the council.

Just like people set New Year’s resolutions to improve their health, wealth, and everything in between - you should set resolutions for your business to ensure continued success in 2020 and beyond. In this article, we are going to discuss four resolutions that you need to do in the new year: Make Sure You Have […]

So you want to host a holiday office party? Before you order the egg nog and string up the lights, it’s essential to step back and think about the potential professional and legal consequences of hosting a holiday work party. Sit back and learn about the four legal issues that every employer should know about office holiday parties.

What is an advanced medical directive? Essentially, an advance medical directive is a legal document that allows you to make certain decisions regarding your medical care, treatment preferences, and end of life decisions that will only become effective in the event that you become incapacitated or unable to make those decisions on your own behalf […]

The SBA is giving out loans to businesses affected by COVID-19 through the Small Business Administration Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program. The first thing to know about this loan program is that information is changing every day. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the SBA website. The loans go up to $2,000,000 and they […]

3/19/2020 UPDATE: Last night, Governor Inslee placed a 30-day moratorium on evictions statewide.  Learn more here. With all the daily disruptions to “normal life” amid the coronavirus pandemic, one very real concern you may have is what do you do if you're facing eviction? Whether that's a commercial eviction? This past weekend, Seattle City's Council […]

When it comes to the law, how does COVID-19 affect you or your small business?  To help people out during this complicated time, we’re putting up a video series as quickly as we can to discuss the legal issues and developments surrounding the current pandemic. Some of the topics that we’ll cover include: Advanced medical […]

We sure were excited to announce our expansion into Seattle — and we still are. We continue to serve clients, uninterrupted, in both Seattle and Denver. But with COVID-19, our big announcement has turned into a story of adversity and adaptation. We are a Denver-based law firm that opened in Seattle last month. Our mission […]

Lyda Law Firm was recently named one of the “Best Real Estate Lawyers in Denver” by Expertise.com, edging out high-quality competition across the state.

This topic might sound like it’s unrelated to small businesses, but this article isn’t just about yoga. In fact, it’s not about yoga at all. This article is about copyright laws and intellectual property rights. We got this idea from a Netflix documentary about Bikram Choudhury, the founder of Bikram Yoga, called Bikram: Yogi, Guru, […]

Gov. John Hickenlooper today announced Boards and Commissions appointments to the Council of Advisors on Consumer Credit. The Council of Advisors on Consumer Credit advises and consults with the assistant attorney general concerning the attorney general’s powers under the consumer credit code. Mark Lyda is pleased to remain on the council.

Just like people set New Year’s resolutions to improve their health, wealth, and everything in between - you should set resolutions for your business to ensure continued success in 2020 and beyond. In this article, we are going to discuss four resolutions that you need to do in the new year: Make Sure You Have […]

So you want to host a holiday office party? Before you order the egg nog and string up the lights, it’s essential to step back and think about the potential professional and legal consequences of hosting a holiday work party. Sit back and learn about the four legal issues that every employer should know about office holiday parties.