New Year’s Resolutions for Small Businesses
The new year is upon us, and many people have already settled upon their personal new year’s resolutions for 2017. Maybe you want to eat
December 29, 2016
The new year is upon us, and many people have already settled upon their personal new year’s resolutions for 2017. Maybe you want to eat
By default, most civil disputes are litigated in court. Unfortunately, litigation is expensive and inefficient. In fact, civil litigation can take years and cost hundreds of
Calling an attorney can be expensive. Sometimes, not calling an attorney can be even more expensive. As a small business owner, it is important to recognize
It’s almost the end of the year. Has your business held its 2016 annual meeting? If you have, give yourself a quick pat on the
Today’s post contains two quick tips, and they are both about federal trademarks. The first tip is that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) does not babysit trademarks.
The operation of your limited liability entity is generally governed by two things: the statutes in your state pertaining to your type of entity, and your
We need to clear up a serious misconception about independent contractors. What many business owners fail to understand is that there is no magic formula for “creating”
This post is adapted from a short presentation Annmarie Cording gave regarding business structures in Colorado. If you ever have any questions about business structures, speak
In The Very Basics of Trade Secret, Part 1, I talked about trade secrets and how they compare to other types of IP. In this post,
Small businesses are often strongly encouraged to obtain copyrights, trademarks, and patents. There can be a lot of pressure from the small business community to
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