Legal Issues: Page 6
Wiretapping Is a Threat to Small Businesses -- Here's How to Protect Yourself
Wiretapping is serious business, and it's unwise to bank on the idea that it won't happen to you.
4 Essentials to Mitigate Fallout From a Pay-Gap Analysis
A smart approach to compensation studies will help your company attract and retain talent -- while avoiding stumbles that could punish you for trying to do the right thing.
3 Trigger Events That Could Make Your Current Business Structure Obsolete
It's the least-sexy thing about being an entrepreneur, but obsessing over personal liability and tax implications might mean it's time to change how you've incorporated your business.
Do You Own Your Shares? You Might Not
When purchasing and transferring shares in a private company, make sure you dot all the i's and cross all the t's, before later claims are made to your hard-earned success.
10 Costly Mistakes Business Leaders Make on Twitter
It isn't only what you tweet that can hurt your brand. Not capitalizing on the power of social media poses its own risks to growing your company.
Overcoming Content Roadblocks in a Highly Regulated Industry
There's always room for creativity, even when it feels as if compliance requirements are boxing you in.
United Airlines Passenger Dragged Off Plane by Airport Employees
Brute force was used to drag a paying passenger off one of its planes on Sunday night.
Exit with Grace: #5 Things Indian Entrepreneurs Should Do Before They Shut Shop
The Stayzilla episode has sent shivers across the Indian ecosystem. It has also made it evident that entrepreneurs must be prepared for failure and should know how to exit abiding by all the compliance.
Two Arguably Avoidable Things Led to the Huge Lawsuit Between Alphabet and Uber
Every company could be at risk.
5 Steps Women Can Take to Fight Sexual Harassment At Workplace
An anonymous post has alleged serious misconduct by The Viral Fever founder Arunabh Kumar.
I Filed for Bankruptcy at Age 21 -- Here's What I Learned
Follow these seven tips to survive bankruptcy.
Planning a 'March Madness' Promotion for Your Business? Beware the NCAA's Wrath.
An intellectual property lawyer breaks down why you should think twice before using the annual tournament in your marketing or promotions.
Uber Says It Will No Longer Use Tech to Target Law Enforcement
It had a 'playbook' to thwart sting operations, according to The New York Times.
Entrepreneurs Are Being Deported -- And They Might Be at the Center of America's Coming Immigration Fight
As if entrepreneurship weren't stressful enough.
What You Need to Know About New Local and State Laws for 2017
There are some big changes particularly in the worlds of business and transportation.