
When Employers Should Hire a Workers Compensation Attorney?
If an employee in your business has suffered an injury while on the job, it is necessary to get assistance from the employment law attorney. The lawyer will help you with the entire workers’ compensation associated matters. Remember, work associated injuries...
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Best International Business Lawyer in New York
Taking your business to the next level is inevitable if you really want to grow something that has value and a stamina to make it in an economy that is less than favorable. Most businesses start up with local transactions and progress to national and then...
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Build Business From The Scrap
In today’s world, the entrepreneurial mindset is taking a front seat. Jobs are scarce and it is definitely a more fulfilling option to follow albeit a lot more work for reward. Build Your Business From the Ground Up While many startup’s may simply rent premises to...
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Business Is A Risk, A Calculate One
Legal solutions are vital for any startup business. There are so many situations that could arise that could land you in hot water. Seeking the assistance of professionals in the legal industry offers you protection from matters that may be detrimental to your...
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Paying a Foreign Contractor
This blog post will inform a US company on the necessary steps to take to establish a proper relationship with a foreign independent contractor, tax and withholding requirements, and shielding itself from liability. It will also serve as a helpful guide for foreign...
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Early Trademark Considerations for Startups
Whether or not you have registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), if you are operating a business, you likely have trademarks. A trademark is any word, phrase, symbol, or design, which distinguishes the source of goods. Your company name...
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Non-compete Clauses in Tech: Don’t Find Yourself in a Bind
Non-compete clauses have become a hot button topic, especially in tech. A non-compete clause is a type of contractual restrictive covenant in which an employee promises not to work for an employer’s competitors. Historically, non-competes were reserved for highly...
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Classifying Your Tokens: Currency, software or securities?
What do Bitcoins have in common with Florida oranges? This isn’t the setup to terrible joke, it’s an introduction to the Howey Test, a legal tool developed by the Supreme Court in 1946 to identify investment contracts and securities. The relevance of nine old men...
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Opening U.S. Bank Account: Basics for Non-Residents
The benefits of a United States bank account are clear to many non-resident aliens, international businesses, and international businesspeople, but opening one has become frustrating for non-US persons after 9/11 and the passing of the Patriot Act. Unclear regulations...
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When to consider converting an LLC to a corporation
Each year, the limited liability company (LLC) becomes increasingly popular as a form of business entity. This popularity speaks to the ease of formation and the low administrative burden of LLCs– which allow business owners to combine the tax benefits...
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