Jensen Bennion Law, PLLC

08/02/2022

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cue.” Setting up your business and your contracts with help from a seasoned lawyer can prevent countless problems and disputes later on. Invest in quality contracts to protect yourself and your business. We can help.

02/15/2022

Considering starting a side-hustle? Let me help you decide which entity is best for you and guide you through the process. Protect yourself from liability, portray professionalism, and set yourself up for success.

08/03/2021

Employment disputes are costly and disruptive. Do you have quality employment and independent contractor forms that deal with intellectual property assignments? Forms that use the correct language to delineate the difference between employees and independent contractors? Protect your company from both tax penalties and employment disputes by checking your forms with an attorney to make sure your bases are covered. Jensen Bennion Law can help.

04/07/2021

Entrepreneurs, I'm excited to share with you the roll-out of Think. Create. Collaborate. There are a variety of one time, and on-going resources available to you. Let me know if you have any questions. Think Create Collaborate

01/19/2021

Utah lawyers, don't miss the Utah business law section CLE presented by Leah tomorrow at noon MST. Leah will be providing some basics and primers on LLCs, choice of entity and formation tips!

01/11/2021

Second round of PPP loans begins with aims at helping smaller and underserved businesses.

The New Covid Relief package (the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits and Venues Act or “Economic Aid Act”) signed into law on December 27, 2020s begins rolling out today. Included in this package is more than $284 billion for first and second forgivable relief loans. This new ...

10/14/2020

SBA issues clarification on change of ownership processes for PPP borrowers.

SBA Clarifies Rules Regarding PPP Loans and a Change of Ownership.

05/13/2020

On May 4, 2020, in the throws of the Covid-19 crisis, the SEC adopted temporary rules to ease some restrictions on Title III Crowdfunding. These temporary rules apply to offerings launched between May 4, 2020 until August 31, 2020. The temporary rules provide:

-Companies raising up to $250,000 need only self-certify financials as opposed to lengthy and often expensive CPA review.

-The 21 day waiting period for commitments is temporarily removed and;

-Offerings can close sooner than the offering deadline date, provided the target offering minimum amount has been reached.
The full temporary rules can be accessed here:

Press Release SEC Provides Temporary, Conditional Relief to Allow Small Businesses to Pursue Expedited Crowdfunding Offerings FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2020-101 Washington D.C., May 4, 2020 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that it is providing temporary, conditional relief for ...

04/29/2020

Hello. I’d like to share with you a new project that I have joined to advise local entrepreneurs looking to grow their businesses and manage tough business challenges. I am an Advisor on the Business Power Panel presented by Think.Create.Collaborate., which is a new Nashville-based entrepreneurial community developed by my friends at BluePrint Strategy. The Business Power Panel will launch later this summer as 90-minute intensive and interactive work sessions with 3 or 4 Advisors working directly with one entrepreneur to dig into the details of their business model and financial health of their operations.



Due to the COVID crisis and its significant economic impact, we have decided to offer a modified “Virtual” Business Power Panel over Zoom at a discounted rate to business owners who need timely guidance to navigate our current economic climate and challenges. The Zoom sessions (length of 45 minutes) will take place on Friday, May 8th with both morning and afternoon sessions available. Cost of a Virtual Business Power Panel session is $99. More information and registration can be found at www.thinkcreatecollaborate.com. Registration will require submission of a business plan and related documents so that the Advisors will be prepared and ready to hit the ground running during the sessions.



If you or someone you know would be interested in receiving customized business advising through the Virtual Business Power Panel on May 8th (or our in-person Business Power Panel sessions later this year), register now and let me know if you have any questions. Think.Create.Collaborate. will be rolling out several services and resources to support entrepreneurs and small businesses, and I am proud to partner with them to keep our business community thriving.

02/05/2020

Check out our recent article in Franklin Lifestyle Magazine with a few important considerations when setting up your Company. To read the entire issue: click here: https://issuu.com/lifestylepubs/docs/https___s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com__d2035a792088cf?e=200120174226-5ecab725ba026d04fee8c6e3e0e87204

01/02/2020

“Tennessee broke into the top ten in Forbes’ Best States for Business ranking for the first time thanks to a low cost of doing business and a pro-business regulatory climate, as well as a top Aaa rating from Moody’s on its general obligation debt. The state’s fiscal health rates among the best of all states, according to the Mercatus Center. Major industries include agriculture, manufacturing and tourism.”

Tennessee #7 Best States for Business