Law Offices of Jenny Huynh

A little upfront work can save you and your business a lot of time, stress, and even cold hard cash down the road. Learn new ways to build strong, positive subcontractor-contractor relationships to help protect your business, stress levels, and bottom line. Find the full article over on our website at: ... https://jhgalaw.com/mastering-georgia-contractor-subcontra/ See more

As a Georgia contractor, you may know the situation all too well... You've completed the job, but the homeowner refuses to pay. Where do you go from here? What options to do you have? Is legal action required? To help you take actionable steps to avoid this difficult situation, we've put together a short guide to help you:... - understand the rights you have as a Georgia contractor - identify steps you can take in response to these situations - take proactive steps to help avoid these kinds of hardships. Full article available at https://jhgalaw.com/residential-contractors-guide-to-handl/

We hope we never need to use our insurance. But it's there to protect us, our families, and businesses. And in some cases you may even be legally required to purchase certain types of business insurance. So we're here today with a friendly reminder: Your insurance shouldn't be a set-it-and-forget it decision. Instead, the U.S. Small Business Administration suggests you follow this 4-step framework to review your insurance: Step 1: Assess your risks. ... Step 2: Find a reputable licensed agent. Step 3: Shop around. Step 4: Re-assess every year. https://www.sba.gov//launch-your-bu/get-business-insurance

Want to know the 5 biggest mistakes small businesses make with their SMART Goal Setting? The Hartford has rounded up a list - to help us sidestep the damaging pitfalls: Up First: You don’t see failure as a path to success.... Second: You don’t plan for problems. Third: You’re allergic to commitment. Check out their full list over on the Hartford site. #GoalSetting #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth

Let's finish 2018 out strong. Less wishing. More planning. #PlanningAhead #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth

Accurately tracking financial data has a long list of benefits for your growing small business: - Helps with running day-to-day small business operations - Vital when seeking funding from lenders or investors to take your business to the next level - Ensures your products and services are priced right - Helps identify what your margins are... - Clearly defines your cash flows and make filing taxes easier And according to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there are three basic financial statements that are most critical for most small businesses. Check out their list at sba.gov//3-essential-financial-statements-your-small-busin. #SmallBusiness #TaxPlanning #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth

Remember... you need to slow down, before you speed up! #2019Planning #SmallBusinessLaw #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth

Ready to roll up your sleeves and make a solid plan for 2019? #PlanForTheFuture #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth

Still a little confused on the different types of auto coverage? Not sure if your policy suits you and your family's needs? Check out this helpful infographic from Insurance Information Institute to get a deeper understanding of the different elements of your policy. #AutoInsurance... #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth See more

Do you know what your auto insurance policy does & doesn't cover? To be honest, it seems more often than not, folks aren't quite sure what exactly they're paying for on their auto policy. Does your coverage apply to anybody driving your vehicle?... Do you have Personal Injury Protection? How much? What's covered if your vehicle is stolen? To better understand your policy and confirm you've got exactly what you and your family need - check out this helpful, brief breakdown by Insurance Information Institute at iii.org/a/auto-insurance-basics-understanding-your-coverage #AutoInsurance #PersonalInjuryLaw #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth

Are you a small business owner? Are you confident you have the right business insurance coverage from a personal and business stand point to protect you, your family, & business from unexpected catastrophes? Since we're in full planning mode this month, here is the U.S. Small Business Administration's list of the 6 most common types of insurance to help guide you through your insurance review: General liability ... Product liability Professional liability Commercial property Home-based business Business owner’s policy For more on "Who it's for" and "What it does", check out the SBA's guidance on their site. #Insurance #BackupPlan #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth

How is your 2019 goal setting shaping up? Before the holiday season is in full sail, carve out some time to write a plan. For you, and your business. You'll thank yourself later! #2019Planning... #LongTermAwarenessMonth See more

2019 is right around the corner. Have you sat down to write out your 2019 goals yet?? Either way, you may be interested in "Secrets to Setting Goals for Yourself and Your Business". Right?? So [by unofficial popular demand], here are 3 "Secrets" from The Hartford to help you set goals for a strong 2019: Rule 1: Each Goal Must Be Within the Goal Setter’s Control... Rule 2: Each Goal Must Be Quantifiable Rule 3: Everyone’s Goals Are Reviewed on a Specific Day #GoalSetting #LongTermCareAwarenessMonth