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Starting a New Business

June 26, 2018

Starting a new business is actually quite simple: get an employer identification number (EIN) from the Internal Revenue Service. In some industries you also need to get a business license, for example for sales tax purposes. Some businesses have further licensure obligation(s), with some licensure state required (realtor) and some locally required (Contractor). You don’t […]

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OIL AND GAS

June 26, 2018

Opportunity Many folks have benefited from the expansion of oil and gas exploration and development in Northern Colorado. There are several elements to this opportunity that need to be understood. Mineral Interests Ownership of land does not necessarily mean the landowner owns all the subsurface rights. A determination of the subsurface or mineral interests must […]

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Longmont Attorney Ted Bendelow General Counsel

October 5, 2013

General Counsel.  I get asked all the time, what does that mean?  I describe it as a cross between traffic cop, family physician and paramedic.  I represented a major auto racing organization, with 50,000 members, for 25 years.  I have represented a motorcycle racing organization with 5,000 members for over 20 years, since its formation.  […]

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Construction Law-Insurance

October 12, 2011

I represented an owner who hired a contractor to build a large equestrian center. The roofing was put on upside down! The result was that water leaked into the building, soaking the insulation, which in turn fell on the floor in great sheets, damp, smelly and a general mess. The resulting litigation involved the owner, […]

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Business Law-joint owners

September 20, 2011

It is a common practice when two folks start a business to decide on joint ownership. It might be as 50-50 partners in a partnership, or 50% ownership in stock, or as equal members and joint managers of an LLC. Let me suggest it is a recipe for major trouble, or a disaster. The problem […]

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Cam Charges

September 13, 2011

When tenants are negotiating a lease for a commercial property they commonly look at the rent as the main financial term. While that is critical, there is another critical element, and that is the Common Area Maintenance or CAM charges. [more…] Those are the charges for the common area of the building. The definition of […]

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“Please let me express my gratitude for your help on my Last Will and Testament. I feel like my Will is finally in a comprehensive place with regards to the attention the Bendelow and Wolfson gave in every detail. My former Will was a temporary Legal Zoom variety and your expertise really pointed out the superficiality that such a document presented for me. You heard my concerns about making estate planning easy and leaving no loose ends for my children on the eventuality of my death. I appreciate your time and consideration. If there are any changes that occur in the next few years, I will be sure to contact you and review the situation. “

Ellyn Hilliard

“Ted Bendelow is an excellent attorney and counselor. He has provided me an my company with invaluable legal assistance and guidance in resolving several small business related matters including negotiations with my former business partner which resulted in his complete elimination from the business and the elimination of a significant amount of debt incurred by my former partner in the name of the business for personal purposes. He is fair and always conducts himself in a highly professional manner. He focuses on important matters and kept me from worrying about unimportant details during a long and difficult negotiation.”

Frank Cutler, President Mizell Trains, Inc.
Bendelow and Wolfson