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Running a business by yourself can take a lot of work. Not only are you responsible for managing employees and clients but you’re also liable for any issues that come your way. You don’t have to run a business alone, however. Many businesses flourish because owners...
You may have seen a sticker of a famous icon on the back of a car or listened to a new song that sounds eerily similar to something much older. This happens a lot and many people wonder if this would be considered copyright infringement. Artists have the right to...
Entrepreneurs in Georgia have numerous options when they want to start a new business. They could form a partnership with someone they trust or a sole proprietorship that they want to run on their own. Other times, possibly because they worry about legal and financial...
You’ve spent time and money growing your business from the ground up, and now it’s successful and thriving. Now is the time to plan for your company’s continuity and lay the groundwork for its long-term success. An effective succession plan can help ensure your...
In the world of intellectual property rights, it's crucial to understand the differences between patent and trademark infringement. Both patents and trademarks can provide legal protection for valuable assets, but they serve distinct purposes and cover different...
Many businesses thrive because owners sought out a partnership. Are you considering a business partnership? You shouldn’t rush into a partnership with the first person who’s willing to work with you. You may need to think about the following: 1. Why are you forming a...
Trade secrets are often among the most valuable intellectual property held by a business. An organization's trade secrets could include proprietary recipes or manufacturing processes, contractor rosters and any other non-public information that gives the business some...
Fair, Reasonable, And Non-Discriminatory licensing, or FRAND licensing, refers to a voluntary agreement between a patent holder and a manufacturer that allows the manufacturer to use the patent holder's technology, typically about standards-essential patents. SEPs are...
When two or more people form a business partnership, the goal is to combine skills, knowledge, and resources to make a profit. Typically, most successful business partnerships are built on trust, but unfortunately, things don’t always go as planned. Sometimes, one of...
When forming a new business, you have decisions to make and risks to evaluate. Many entrepreneurs tend to focus on financial risks, but those are not the only hazards that might threaten your operations. Legal risks are present from the formation of a business...
