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Why a strong legal foundation can prove to be an indispensable asset from inception to exit.

It seems that few are immune to from the goings on in the White House.

More and more people are speaking out.

The tech community is putting their words into legal action.

The airline aims to make travel safer for female passengers after two incidents of assault this winter.

There are some big changes particularly in the worlds of business and transportation.

Indian airlines will now be fined if they drop human waste from planes. Yes, really.

The latest showroom is in Michigan, a state famously opposed to direct-to-consumer vehicle sales.

Setting up a single-member LLC is easy and there are fewer formalities involved compared with a corporation.

Mentors and advisors are known to back out of the deal entirely if a legal agreement is too confusing and intimidating.

Here are five lessons from the Jolie-Pitt divorce that could come in handy for entrepreneurs with marital woes of their own.

Opt to establish your startup as a 'Fortified Cash Machine' by using these smart strategies for structuring your new business right from day one.

'By agreeing to those terms, you're actually agreeing to give away your content or contributions to the coach.'

Matt Dorsey, a spokesman for the San Francisco city attorney's office, said nothing in the ordinance punishes Airbnb for their hosts' content.

Several legal experts differed in their assessments of Disney's potential legal liability in the attack, but most agreed the company would have a strong impetus to quickly settle any case.

Chinese startup EHang is testing out a pilotless drone in Nevada.

WhistlePig founder Raj Peter Bhakta may lose his whiskey farm to the very investors that helped it grow.

In a retrial at San Francisco federal court, Oracle Corp. has claimed Google's Android smartphone operating system violated its copyright on parts of Java, a development platform. Alphabet Inc.'s Google unit said it should be able to use Java without paying a fee under the fair-use provision of copyright law.

The court's action avoided a possible 4-4 split that would have affirmed the lower-court rulings.

Safra Catz told jurors that the point of the acquisition was to protect its products that relied on Sun's software.

Monday's filing indicated that Lending Club had repurchased an additional $3.8 million in loans during the first quarter that did not meet investor criteria.