Clients often ask if they really need an attorney to prepare their service contracts. After all, when you’re starting a business, cutting costs is a priority. With a wealth of online resources, it might seem easy to handle contracts yourself. Some clients turn to free templates from professional organizations, others rely on DIY legal services, … Read more
Managing social media can be a minefield. Many businesses believe they can hire a freelance company, then ‘set and forget’ their social channels. But that approach can lead to big risks. To protect your brand, it’s essential for the owner or marketing leader to establish clear, written terms and conditions with any third-party providers. Regular … Read more
Running a business is a juggling act—pleasing customers, meeting deadlines, and keeping up with endless tasks can quickly consume your day. Delegating and outsourcing can seem like the perfect solution, allowing you to focus on what you do best. But before you hand off that project, it’s crucial to establish clear rules and processes to … Read more
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an indispensable tool for handling routine tasks—whether it’s crafting a quick social media post, promoting an event, or writing an introduction. But when it comes to ownership, AI-generated content operates differently from traditional creative work. Courts have made it clear: no one owns anything created by AI. All AI-generated works … Read more
No one wants to think about their business closing, but sometimes it is a part of the life cycle of a business. If you find yourself in a position where you need to wind down your LLC, there are two ways to get it done. The right way and the wrong* way. Let’s talk about … Read more
TL;dr: Do you sell consumer data (or share for a financial benefit like a discount)? Do you do business, or target consumers, in CA, CO, CT, UT or VA, or the European Union? Let’s review your policy and practices and see if you need an update. Hey, remember that time, back in early 2018 – … Read more
Tax planning and entity formation – they go hand in hand this time of year.
If yours is a business that caters to kids, and you have a website that is more than just an “online brochure,” you likely need to comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA).
What to do in the event of non-payment by a client and how to minimize the risk of it happening in the future.
Why do I need a letter of intent when buying a business?