Monthly Archives: July 2020
COVID-19’s Effect on Business Leases
The coronavirus crisis has caused a lot of havoc in the United States and the rest of the world. Millions have lost their jobs. Non-essential businesses have been forced to shut down. Now that things are starting to open up again, businesses are finding that they can’t pay their expenses. Being closed for several… Read More »
Guide to Buying a Domain Name
If you’re starting a business, you’ll likely want a website, especially if you’re planning on selling items online. You’ll need the right domain name, which can be tricky. You’ll need to think about your target audience, as well as your niche. What will be the theme of your website? Are you running solely a… Read More »
Florida Agency Files Employee Poaching Lawsuit
Sometimes companies that work in the same niche or have skills that can help each other decide that they want to work together. While this type of agreement can be beneficial, it can also turn out to be messy if there is not a solid agreement in place. It can also lead to misuse… Read More »
How Businesses Will Change in Wake of COVID-19
The coronavirus crisis has led to a lot of changes in America. Millions of people have lost jobs. Shelter-in-place orders have made it difficult for people to keep in touch with friends and family members. The future of schools, sports and group activities is uncertain. Businesses will see change as well. While many have… Read More »
Volvo Sued for Copyright Infringement
When you think of copyright infringement, you may think of individuals or small companies trying to replicate the work of a large, popular corporation. However, sometimes large companies are the ones who are the problem. They often think they are invincible and can do whatever they want. This includes taking images created by others… Read More »
