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No company is perfect. Each and every company that exists has one or the other problem that the management has […]
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By the Numbers – Most Litigious Companies
The litigation industry has seen some key developments related to trademark, copyright and patent infringement over the past year or […]
Justice Delayed is Justice Denied – Preliminary Injunctions
There is a common saying in the business world that “time is money”. This is true on any normal day, […]
Copyright & 3D Scanning
If you are a business owner who has just discovered the almost unlimited uses for 3D scanning, you may be […]
Led Zeppelin wins rift theft case… for now.
1970’s rockband “Spirit” and it’s guitarist estate lost a Federal Copyright case this month, against none other than Led Zeppelin. […]
Lyft Announces Settlement on Employee Status Dispute
In a recent court ruling, Lyft has agreed to pay an estimated $27 million dollars to workers who are considered […]
2016 Trade Secrets Law
One of the challenges that businesses may face is how to keep and maintain confidential information from other individuals or […]
Ticketmaster Able To Strike Down Preliminary Injunction
For the consumers who feel ‘ticket gouging’ and ‘sanctioned scalping’ occurs for most concerts these days, there may not be […]
How Much Are Lawyers Charging In 2016?
Yes, it’s true. Any dealing with the legal industry can quickly become expensive. One might wonder, just how expensive can […]
2016 Top Business Regulatory Issues
All businesses face a number of issues at all times. One of the biggest issues that all organizations need to […]