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After spending several years building your business, nothing is more terrifying than facing a legal threat. You might worry about losing everything, including your reputation. Unfortunately, whether it be copyright infringement, bad mergers, or troubled employees, businesses everywhere face legal troubles every single day. Fortunately, you don't have to face legal drama on your own. By working with a skilled attorney, you can brave the courtroom without compromising your case. I have been in business for twenty years, and I have been sued for just about everything you can imagine. Check out my helpful website to find out how a lawyer could help you.

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Understanding The Fundamentals Of Workplace Sexual Harassment

Posted on 20 June 2019

With the #MeToo movement taking center stage in much of the news, employers are finding themselves increasingly concerned about the potential for sexual harassment in their work environment. Since many employers are undereducated about the legal facts surrounding these charges, it's important that you familiarize yourself with the basics in order to protect your business and your employees. Here are a few things that you need to know. Don't Dismiss Claims Based On Gender [Read More]

Three Things To Be Sure You Do When Planning Your Estate

Posted on 1 January 2016

Planning for after your death might seem like a grim thing to do, but estate planning can be a wonderful way to provide for and protect your loved ones after you are gone. In order to ensure that your loved ones can avoid probate proceedings, be sure to do the following things when planning your estate. Set Up Agreements of Joint Ownership When you own property or a business with someone, to make sure that it goes to them after you pass away, it is a good idea to set up an agreement that grants both of you joint ownership. [Read More]

Incorporating The Unincorporated: How The Corporate Attorney Plays A Part

Posted on 25 June 2015

How do you define your type of business? At present, you may describe yourself as "unincorporated," simply because you are not incorporated. An incorporated business is one that has applied to become a legal entity within a particular state and is funded by shareholders. (In the beginning, the shareholders may be you and a couple of partners or silent investors, people who invest in your company but do not participate in daily operations. [Read More]

Protecting Your Product Ideas: Three Myths About Patent Protection

Posted on 17 April 2015

One of the most confusing parts of entrepreneurship is determining what you need to protect and how to protect it. Although commercial insurance policies are widely accepted as necessary protections, you may not feel the same way about patents. Despite how long patents have been available and the consistency of the process, there are many misconceptions that can leave new business owners feeling uncertain at best. Here are a few of the most common misconceptions about the patent process and the protection that patents offer. [Read More]