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There is a common saying in the business world that “time is money”. This is true on any normal day, and doubly so when litigation is involved in the picture. With legal costs being what they are, lawyers, judges and […]
If you are a business owner who has just discovered the almost unlimited uses for 3D scanning, you may be tempted to utilize this technology in your company. It is also quite likely that you have some questions and concerns […]
1970’s rockband “Spirit” and it’s guitarist estate lost a Federal Copyright case this month, against none other than Led Zeppelin. In a highly publicized case, the estate of the late Spirit guitarist, Randy Wolfe, accused Zeppelin of co-headlining at a […]
In a recent court ruling, Lyft has agreed to pay an estimated $27 million dollars to workers who are considered independent contractors. Background The case, which is in the United States Federal Court, Northern District of California, will result in […]
One of the challenges that businesses may face is how to keep and maintain confidential information from other individuals or companies. Leakage of trade secrets can negatively impact an organization if the secret falls into the hands of another business […]
For the consumers who feel ‘ticket gouging’ and ‘sanctioned scalping’ occurs for most concerts these days, there may not be a change in sight. A brief visit to the Ticketmaster’s profile on Consumer Affairs website, shows that there is no […]
Yes, it’s true. Any dealing with the legal industry can quickly become expensive. One might wonder, just how expensive can this get? According to new research from the BTI Consulting Group, hourly lawyer fees have reached the highest ever. While […]
All businesses face a number of issues at all times. One of the biggest issues that all organizations need to be aware of are any and all regulatory issues. For 2016, there are a number of issues that will be […]
Recent legislation signed by California Governor Jerry Brown calls for an increase in the state minimum wage. The minimum wage, currently at $10.00 an hour, is set to increase to $10.50 effective January 1, 2017. There will be another increase […]
With the economy improving after the end of the Great Recession, businesses have become more likely to spend money. One method that companies are growing are by hiring more employees. National Growth According to a recent Paychex Small […]