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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...
Common Law Trademark vs. Federal Trademark
First and foremost, what is a trademark? A trademark, as defined by the United States...
