Legal | Page 4

Join us on Wednesday, November 15th for a vital webinar on the implications of the impending National Labor Relations Act and guide you on what to know, how to prepare, and how to stop this law from changing the franchise industry. Don't miss this opportunity to stay informed and take action.

For attorneys, time is money. By embracing change and implementing these three proven strategies, attorneys can reduce wasted time to make room for more billable hours.

Make sure your expectations for support from the franchisor don't exceed the scope of what's in the franchise agreement.

Eva Shang, who met co-founder and fellow Harvard undergraduate Christian Haigh at a club on campus, admits it's "very unusual for college students to start a hedge fund."

Beck Lawrence, 26, just wanted to spread the word about their metaphysical shop in Hanover, Penn.

Before you can decide if you should franchise, find out exactly what you're getting yourself into.

An Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) lawsuit was filed in Fort Lauderdale federal court.

The U.S. restaurant chain allegedly used a tactic that's proliferating in the restaurant industry and beyond.

A mother is filing the suit on behalf of her 17-year-old son.

The deal was disclosed late Wednesday in federal court in Brooklyn.

The arrest that followed in the retailer's parking lot wasn't uneventful.

More than two dozen Boston Market restaurants in New Jersey have been closed by the state.

The disgraced former CEO of FTX will remain in custody ahead of his criminal trial in October.

The scheme unfolded between June 2021 and June 2022 and spanned several stores in different states.

Carl Ruderman is the fifth senior citizen in the Miami-Fort-Lauderdale-Palm Beach metropolitan area to face charges in connection with the scam.

Entrepreneurs looking to sell their business face a myriad of pitfalls. This informal guide helps navigate these challenges and examines the double-edged sword of post-transition employment and non-compete agreements.

At least as far back as 2012, bank employees created unauthorized credit card accounts in customers' names to boost sales and better evaluations.

It's one of two suits filed on Wednesday — and experts believe there are more to come.

Superior Court judge Gary N. Wilcox, 58, uploaded roughly 40 publicly available videos over two years.

Marketers who work in the legal industry know that the landscape can rapidly change, and to stay ahead, one must innovate to stay relevant.

As the prevalence of personal injury lawsuits grows nationally, what does this mean for small business owners? How can you be proactive as a business owner, plan ahead for the potential of accidents, and create a safe work environment? Careful planning and training can go a long way.