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Nov 8, 2008 
… the shark lawyers and their sue-happy clients are circling around your business, salivating, and the Court Order has demanded that you prove that your corporation has been kept up to date—all paper work, all forms, all files—and they’re chomping at the bit to get you in Court…
So they can get your corporation thrown out on a technicality and start taking away your home, your savings, your family’s lifestyle…
I’m not a lawyer and I don’t play one on TV, but the lawyers I’ve talked to say by the time you’re being served with a subpoena, it’s too late. You can’t clean things up now– it’s too late—you’ve been negligent and now they’re going to eat you for lunch.
If you’re in this position go get a lawyer right now. Yup, it’s going to cost you an arm and a leg but it’s your only hope. I can help you figure things out before you get sued, but once that happens you are at the mercy of the Court, and ignorance of the law is no excuse… your only hope is that the jury won’t hate all business owners…
Sure, life took over once you incorporated, got your business going, and you became swamped with a laundry list of tasks you had to accomplish every day—typical life of an American business owner. But your schedule doesn’t mean a thing in a court.
The fact is you have major responsibilities as the owner of a corporation. And, if you don’t take care of business in your legal entity—you know, the forms you filled out you thought protected you, your assets and even the home you live in—the security you thought you had will be flushed down the toilet.
You’re one “incident” away from getting hauled into court and being ripped to shreds by a money-hungry lawyer and their sue-happy client.
Yup… you better fix the problem. You intended to keep everything up to date, but you just got busy with business and life. If there something you can do? You can read the steps you need to take here:
Please order Corporate Veil Pro today while it is fresh in your mind. How could you ever tell your family that you lost everything because you couldn’t spare a few hours to take care of these records?
Sincerely,
Rob Northrup
President, Basecamp Publishing Inc.
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