3 Ways California Is Helping Protect Small Businesses from ADA Abuse
The American Disabilities Act helps disabled individuals to be able to enjoy businesses across the country without being made to feel different or deficient. However, there have been some unfortunate cases where the ADA has been abused for frivolous lawsuit purposes. The state of California now has passed legislation that protects small businesses in three […]
5 Things to Know Before You Start Hiring Employees
From one small business owner to another, expanding to the point that you have to start taking on employees is a big step. But before you expand, there are a few things you should know about the move from a sole proprietor to an employer. Employment Eligibility – You can’t hire just anyone. You need […]
3 Important Elements of Your Business Contracts
Business contracts involve a complex series of legal factors that add up to one solid business agreement between two or more parties. Today, we are going to briefly break down three elements that you will find in most business contracts and agreements. Limit of Liability – If one party of the contract breaches the agreement, […]
Understanding the 3 Different Patent Types (And When You Need Them)
When it comes to protecting your intellectual property (IP), understanding the options that are available to you is a key element to success. Let’s take a closer look at the 3 different types of patents and when it makes sense to apply for each of them. Design Patents – Design patents are useful when you […]
5 Reasons to Incorporate Your Small Business in California
As a small business owner, you have a lot of options when it comes to business formations. Sure, you can operate as a sole proprietor and save yourself a little paperwork on creating a corporation, but what about all of the benefits you are missing out on? Here are 5 reasons to incorporate your small […]
Alternative Dispute Resolution?
What is it? Why is it important? One of the most over-looked and neglected clauses in contracts today is the one that dictates how disputes will be resolved if they arise from the contract. Whether it’s one party not paying the other in full, or not receiving the goods that they’ve purchased, there are […]
