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Tiger Woods’ Ex Must Abide By NDA
People are often ordered to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) for business purposes. For example, if an employee is given access to confidential or sensitive information about a company, they may be asked to sign an NDA in an effort to stay mum. If the worker does not follow the terms outlined in the NDA,… Read More »
Florida Ends Contract With Everbridge Over Errant Emergency Alert
Imagine being woken up early in the morning due to an emergency alert blaring from your phone. If you live in Florida, you may think that a hurricane, tornado, or other weather situation is in the vicinity. You may be scared, running around the house, grabbing your belongings and heading out of town for… Read More »
The Weeknd Reaches Settlement In Copyright Infringement Case Involving Hit Song
Songwriting takes a lot of skill. Writing lyrics that make sense and tell a story, along with inventing a catchy beat, is often not something that happens overnight. It often takes many songwriters and many hours of collaboration to write a hit song. You may think you have the perfect song. But then it… Read More »
What To Look For In A Business Contract
Contracts are a part of everyday life, whether you’ve been hired for a job, looking to serve as a vendor, or are hiring a general contractor. Contracts help identify the roles and responsibilities of all the parties involved. They help ensure everyone is on the right track and does what needs to be done… Read More »
Pros And Cons Of Using Loans For Business Startups
For many people, owning a business is an alluring proposition. You get to be your own boss and work the hours that you want. Still, owning a business is not for the faint of heart. To be successful, it requires a lot of time, effort, and money. Money is especially important. Businesses often fail… Read More »
Top Issues With Commercial Leases
If you are just starting out as an entrepreneur, you know that there’s a lot involved. Not only do you have to get your finances in order, but you probably also need to find a location. This may not be an issue if your company is fully online, but if you have a physical… Read More »
Why Profitability Is More Important Than Business Growth
In the past, the goal of business startups was to grow rapidly and scale. How fast you could grow was the biggest measure of success, as this meant that you could grow your customer base quickly. While having a lot of customers is great, nothing can beat profitability. Profitability has been around forever, so… Read More »
Common Website Legal Concerns
Almost all businesses have their own website nowadays. Operating a website is a great way to market your business, sell items, and gain new customers. However, there are restrictions as well as compliance issues that need to be addressed. You cannot simply post whatever web content you desire. There are things you must include… Read More »
Women-Owned Small Businesses Not Supported By Federal Government
Owning a business is not for the faint of heart. Making money is not an easy task. There are many government programs that try to help. There are contracts and funding available but the truth is that women are often shut out of these opportunities. They are overwhelmingly overlooked in favor of men. In… Read More »
Non-Compete Agreements To End For Millions Of Workers
Generally, people have the right to quit a job and work somewhere else. However, millions of people are limited due to non-compete agreements. A non-compete agreement is a clause in an employment contract that limits where an employee can work. It generally prevents employees from working for competitors in a specified geographic area for… Read More »