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4 Potential Claims for Breach of Construction Contract
Pick your party: buyer, seller, general contractor, subcontractor, builder, architect, consultant, broker, etc. There is...
3 Factors Involved in Olympic Trademark Protection
The Olympics may be over, but the legal gymnastics behind it, international and domestic, certainly...
Protecting Your Brand: 3 Major Trademark Disputes
Trademarks are the symbols, names, or brands that are used to distinguish between the sources of...
Understanding Change Orders in Construction Contracts
Change orders have been called the biggest cause of disputes between contractors and their clients. By...
Shareholders Sue Volkswagen after Dieselgate Scandal
Towards the end of September 2015, the EPA issued Volkswagen Group a notice of violation of the...
You Can Trademark That? Be Careful Who You Say “Thank You” To
Two corporate giants are fighting over good table manners. Recently, the multinational investment banking behemoth,...
Settling Ownership Disputes in Family-Owned Businesses
Ownership disputes between partners in business are bad enough. If you add in the complex...
Finding Additional Funding: Two Types of Business Investors
If you made it past the initial stage of funding (i.e., family, friends and credit cards) and...
Are Graduate Students Employees?
A ruling by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), the arm-of-enforcement of the National Labor Relations...
Healthcare for Businesses under Obamacare
So you went ahead and started your own business? Be on the lookout for this series...
What Is a Master Service Agreement and Why Do I Need One?
The definition of a Master Service Agreement is relatively simple: it is a contract between two parties in...
How to Fund Your Startup Business
You have your idea. It’s a good, a service or some combination of the two....
