Do I need a “Terms & Conditions” on my website?
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What is the deal with these? Almost every company has them, but is it really necessary? The answer? Most of […]
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Ask Nowland: Online Domain Trademark Infringement
I have just discovered that there are two separate people out there that have registered domain names using a product […]
How To Prevent Business Identity Theft
Did you know that identity theft can happen to your business? Unfortunately, businesses that are targeted often end up victimized […]
Affordable Care Act (Obama Care) Basics
Creative Commons License: GOPLEADER: www.flickr.com/photos/gopleader/ Although old news, there are a fair amount of business owners who are unclear about […]
Small Claims Court for Business
Legal disputes are often quite expensive. However, they don’t always have to be, particularly in cases where the dispute amount […]
Four Legal Considerations When Working With Freelancers
Every business utilizes the services of other vendors. These vendors tend to be established sole proprietorships, LLCs, or corporations. However, […]
Supreme Court Cases That Affect Employers (June 2014)
Sandifer v U.S. Steel Corp This started as a simple dispute about whether or not employees should be paid for […]
Another Weapon for Litigation: Fee Shifting Insurance
Contract Litigation Insurance is a recently embraced concept. Only a handful of insurance companies in the United States and Europe […]
Before The Lawsuit
Identify Dangers and Plan to handle conflict. In California, there are more than a few thousand lawsuits filed every single […]
Is your Limited Liability Corp actually limiting liability?
Once again, the late night television commercials promising to sell you an asset protecting LLC that simply takes care of […]