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Navigating the Business Jungle: The Art of Letters of Intent in Civil Litigation
In the intricate world of business transactions, the path to success often begins with a...
Red flags about your business partner?
Discovering that a business partner may be stealing from you can be a distressingexperience. After...
How Do You Prove Damages in Trademark Infringement?
Trademark infringement is a serious issue that can cause significant harm to businesses. When a trademark...
Betrayed in Business Part Three: Trusting a Trustee Whose Hand is in the Cookie Jar
THE JURY’S QUESTION Do you find, from a preponderance of the evidence, that Don Davis,...
Choosing a Business Structure: An Overview of Your Options
This might be one of, if not the most, important choices you make after choosing...
Betrayed in Business Part 2: Investment Advisors Who Churns and Burns for More Commissions They Earn
A breach of fiduciary duty occurs when someone entrusted with managing a business's affairs betrays...
Betrayed in Business Part 1: Corporate Officer Breaches Fiduciary Duty
A breach of fiduciary duty occurs when someone entrusted with managing a business's affairs betrays...
Proving Your Mark Was Used in Commerce
To obtain and maintain a trademark, you must prove that you have used the mark...
The Arbitration Clause – Choosing the Battlefield
Most of you have agreed to an arbitration procedure and did not even know it....
Hiding Assets to Avoid a Judgment . . . Does Not Work!
Can you simply set up a new company to avoid a judgment or a threat...
Improper Waivers Waive Dollars in Conditional & Unconditional Releases
Be careful what you waive in the construction business. You may be waving ‘bye-bye’ to...
Trade Secret Protection: A Sword in the Stone or a Mop in the Muck
If it becomes necessary to file suit and obtain an injunction to stop the misappropriation...
