Business Legal
Employee Must Pay Back Her Company After Computer ‘Bossware’ Catches Her Slacking Off
A Canadian court finds a woman guilty of 'time theft.' Critics call the company's actions spying.
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Human Resources
Exempt vs. Non-Exempt: What Does It Mean and Why Does It Matter?
Not sure whether your employees count as exempt vs. non-exempt? Discover the difference between these employee types in this detailed guide.
By David James
Building a Business
Your Business Might Be Violating Federal Regulations Unknowingly — Which Can Cost You Serious Money. Here’s How to Avoid It.
Regulations are meant to protect consumers from harmful business practices and set guidelines for what is right and wrong — but they can also pose a threat to businesses thanks to rising costs and changing complexity.
By Randy Sadler
Business News
How This California Scammer Used the Competitive Real Estate Market to Steal Millions
Adolfo Schoneke, his sister Bianca Gonzalez and other co-conspirators orchestrated a scheme that spanned years.
By Amanda Breen
Business News
Everything to Know About the Murdaugh Family Murders: From Their Legal Legacy to Multiple Unexplained Deaths
The Murdaugh family's 100-year-old legal legacy came crashing down in just months due to lies, deceit, and several deaths.
Business Ideas
3 Common Legal Mistakes to Avoid When Working on Your Online Business
The founder of Berkley Sweetapple Law shares her legal advice for entrepreneurs.
By Jessica Abo
Business News
Warner Bros. Inflated HBO Max Subscriber Numbers Ahead of Discovery Merger, Lawsuit Alleges
Hundreds of thousands of people could be eligible to join the class-action suit.
By Amanda Breen
Business News
Florida Chef’s TikTok-Viral ‘Pink Sauce’ Raises Health Concerns, But She Won’t Stop Selling It
Chef Pii won't share all of the secrets behind her sauce, but claims "no one has ever gotten sick" from it.
By Amanda Breen
Business Legal
Why the Law Needs More Entrepreneurs
The writing's on the wall: The legal industry is crying out for change. That's why we need more lawyers breaking the mold.
Thought Leaders
She’s Resolved Disputes at Google and Facebook. Now, This Mediation Expert Reveals the Power Move That Will Give You Control in Any Situation — and Help You Get What You Want.
Hesha Abrams got her start in business litigation 35 years ago, and she's been sharpening her problem-solving skills ever since.
By Amanda Breen
Business Legal
For Security-Conscious Law Firms, the Cloud Is a Better Option Than Ever
Even top government agencies like the CIA and FBI are using the cloud, so it should be secure enough for your law firm to use it, too.
Business News
Nearly 50 People Have Sued Hertz, Claiming They Were Falsely Arrested for Stealing Cars
One plaintiff said she spent two weeks in jail.
Business News
Corporate Reputation Management: To Sue or Not to Sue When Your Company’s Competitors Go Negative
Here are some tips for emergency reputation management your company can use if it ever finds itself on the receiving end of a corporate smear campaign.
By Ryan Blanch
Business Legal
This Organization Is Making Top-Tier Legal Support More Affordable
Legal help shouldn't be synonymous with highway robbery. This firm is helping change that for the better.
Business News
Man Wins $450,000 Lawsuit After Office Birthday Party Triggered Panic Attack
A Kentucky court's judgment creates new precedent in conversations around workplace wellbeing.
By Dan Bova
Thought Leaders
Online Legal Tools Save Time and Money. But They Aren’t Lawyers.
Here's what you need to know to take advantage of the benefits and avoid the pitfalls.
Business Legal
Patent Assignments in Employment Agreements – A Sometimes Overlooked, but Always Important, Component
Intellectual property is often the most valuable asset a business can own.
Business News
Non-Wealthy IRA Savers Who Invested IRAs Into Small Business, Startups and Real Estate LLCs Targeted in ‘Build Back Better’ Plan
The $3.5 trillion reconciliation package pending in Congress contains two sections that will affect anyone already invested in these assets.
By Mat Sorensen
Thought Leaders
How to Draft an Effective Founders’ Agreement
A comprehensive founders' agreement will help all parties stay aligned, fulfill responsibilities and avoid disputes.
Business News
The Pandora Papers Reveals Where the Richest People in the World Are Hiding Their Money
A brief overview of the global investigation that revealed offshore dealings among the world's elite.
By Kenny Herzog
Building a Business
Why Business Lawyers Are a Necessary Expense
Business attorneys may be expensive, but a good one is worth every dollar paid.
Building a Business
Listen to Kendrick Lamar: This Is Why It Pays to Give Back
"Sit down ... be humble." Even the most successful business leaders needed help along the way.
Business Accounting
How Do Wealthy People Get Away With Not Paying Their ‘Fair Share’ of Taxes?
They use a perfectly legal tactic. And one you may be able to use too.
By Gene Marks
Building a Business
3 Ways to Protect Your Business Without Hiring a Lawyer
Addressing potential legal issues might seem daunting, but ignoring them could put you out of business.
Business News
What Is a Conservatorship, and Why Do We Need It?
As the #FreeBritney movement continues to gain momentum, we welcome you to Conservatorship 101: What it is, whether it's of value and how estate planning is the ultimate form of self-empowerment.
Business News
Never Forget the Time Britney Spears Shaved Her Head and Attacked a Photographer With an Umbrella
Her story is about mental health, not bad behavior.
By Gene Marks
Business Legal
What Your Company Gets Wrong About Compliance
Firms that cobble together programs as they grow just set themselves up for failure.