Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Florida Court Dismisses Apple Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
Many companies, especially tech companies, are concerned about copyright infringement. After all, each company seems to use their own proprietary technology to create computers, smartphones and other electronic devices. When another company steals this information, it can lead to damages such as profit loss. However, not all copyright infringement cases are valid. The United… Read More »
Court Strikes Down Extremely Broad Confidentiality Agreement
There’s a lot of competition among industries nowadays. Technology, financial and healthcare fields see it the most. These employers hire employees and often force them to sign confidentiality agreements. These documents are given to employees to sign when they are given confidential and proprietary information that is to be used with that company only…. Read More »
Online Businesses Proven to be Pandemic-Proof
Entrepreneurs may be concerned about the current economy. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, quarantines and stay-at-home orders, many businesses have shut down and filed for bankruptcy. Thousands of people have lost their jobs. Starting a new business now would probably be a bad idea, right? Not necessarily. While a brick and mortar business may… Read More »
Buying a Business During the Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has made life difficult for a lot of people. Millions have lost their jobs. Many have depleted their savings and are now struggling financially. However, there are also a lot of people who did well in 2020. They didn’t lose their job and life pretty much continued as normal (except they… Read More »
What Will Become of Commercial Real Estate in a Post-COVID World?
When the coronavirus pandemic reared its head in the United States back in March, people were ordered to stay at home to prevent the spread of disease. This meant that office workers were forced to work from home. Well, not many had to be forced to work remotely. Many are still required to work… Read More »
COVID-19 Turning Small Businesses Into Startups
Do you remember the days when your small business was just starting out? You likely spent a lot of time and money getting things set up so you could begin operations and earn revenue. You probably don’t wish to go through that stage again. However, even if you started your business a few years… Read More »
Loans Available for Sole Proprietorships, Small Businesses
Has your business been affected by the coronavirus? If you are a sole proprietor or small business, you most likely said yes. Even larger retailers have had to file for bankruptcy, with businesses all across the country losing revenues as Americans are forced to quarantine. The $1200 stimulus payment that many of us received… Read More »
Spotify Tool To Aid in Detecting Copyright Infringement
Copyright infringement is common in many fields. Many individuals and companies aim to protect their written works, creative works, products, trademarks and trade secrets through copyright protections. Despite these protections, though, infringement can still take place, causing the originators to lose considerable profits. Spotify, well-known as a digital music service, is in the process… Read More »
Commercial Real Estate Feeling Effects of COVID-19
The coronavirus has become a worldwide pandemic, affecting the economy and lives of people across the entire world. This virus has affected businesses as well, forcing many to close down or revise their operations in order to make money. Commercial real estate has really been feeling the pain, since tenants have not been able… Read More »
What Is The Future Of Non-Compete Agreements?
When you think of non-compete agreements, you probably think that they are for high-end jobs such as those in the technology and medical fields. However, employees in virtually every industry are seeing them, from hairdressers to janitors to retail clerks to fast food workers. They cannot begin their position until they sign one. Non-compete… Read More »