Legal

Bloomberg Examines a Predatory Lending Practice Targeting Small Businesses

What the IRS Wants You to Know About the Employer Credit for Paid Family and Medical Leave | 2018

New York City is Providing 40 Hours of Legal Aid to Small Businesses | 2018

Supreme Court Reconsiders if Online Retailers Can Continue to Avoid Collecting Sales Tax | 2018

How to Reduce Your Chances of Being Sued by an Employee | 2017

No matter how careful you are, there’s always the chance you’ll be sued by a current or former employee. Here are some ways to lessen the chances for having such lawsuits.

Seven Small Business Tax Resources the IRS Wants You to Know About | 2017

The IRS has a large collection of online resources for small business owners and self-employed individuals.

Know the Difference Between an Employee and an Independent Contractor

Taxes and benefits hinge on whether or not a provider of a service is determined by the IRS and other federal and state agencies to be an employee or independent contractor.

Is it Legal to Post a Copyrighted Photo on a Social Media Network? | 2017

A roundup of copyright policies on some of the most-used social media networks.

50+ Answers From the FTC to Questions About Influencer and Endorsement Online Marketing | 2017

An extensive list of Federal Trade Commission answers to questions about endorsements by bloggers and social media users who get paid for promotional posts.

Supreme Court Upholds the Right to Recycle Printer Cartridges

Recycling printer cartridges does not infringe on cartridge patent, the court rules.

How To Determine if Your Unpaid Internship Program is Legal

Unpaid internships are not summer employees you don’t have to pay.

Supreme Court Tightens Rules in Blow to ‘Patent Trolls’

The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 today that patent lawsuits can be filed only in courts located in the jurisdiction where a targeted company is incorporated.