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• Changes in Bankruptcy Laws
• Do You Need A Tax Attorney
• What Is An LLC?
• The Law And Your Business
• Do's and Don'ts of Employee Firing
• Should You Register As Sole Proprietor?
• Shredding Documents In Your Business
• Registering Your Trademark
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IMPORTANCE OF NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS IN BUSINESS
Although a nondisclosure agreement, or NDA, may be one of the most basic legal agreements, it’s among the most important. A carefully drafted NDA will prohibit the unauthorized use and sharing of confidential information, thereby protecting your trade secrets and that million dollar idea.   Nondisclosure agree... More
Accidents on Premises and The Law
Have you ever met an accident and wondered how do you figured on it when you knew you have not been negligent?   If yes, read on.   Accidents ... More
Changes in Bankruptcy Laws
Today you will find in the USA that there have been some major changes made in respect to the country's bankruptcy law. Therefore for all Americans today it is i... More
Safeguard Yourself and Your Business from Identity Theft
An identity thief doesn't just steal your credit card and personal information to start buying crazily in your name. He gets new cards, opens new loans, and leaves a long trail of unpaid bills in your name. He even uses you... More
Franchise Contract Advice
Numbers and statistics play an important role in shaping public policy and opinion in the modern age. Because they are suppo... More
Labor Laws You Need To Know
Whenever you are looking to start a business (doesn't matter if it is an online or offline ... More
BUSINESS LAWSUITS...TO SUE OR NOT TO SUE?
It is not always easy to make a decision when it comes to filing a lawsuit against a debtor. Before one can choose whether or not to sue, they should know whether the debtor has sufficient assets to secure payment or if the debtor has existing liabilities, judgments, and liens. The simplest and most comprehensive way to achieve this is by con... More