College Student Kills Himself In Naperville Because Of Robinhood App
A Naperville student died by suicide late last year because he believed he had been suddenly thrust into debt amounting to $730,000 — and now
Category: Business Law
What To Do When Business Is Floundering Because Of Coronavirus
The economy is in the toilet. Whether or not you agree with how a growing economy reversed course so quickly or who was responsible for
Can A Landlord Evict A Tenant For Smoking Recreational Marijuana?
This subject has arisen a lot over the past few years as more states legalize recreational marijuana. A number of people have brought cases to
Why Your Business Needs an Email Policy
In the contemporary workplace, email is an essential and efficient form of communication. Whether it’s used internally among staff members, or for exchanges with vendors
The Benefits of Incorporating in Safe Haven States
Many business owners believe it’s best to incorporate in their home state, but there are often business and tax advantages available in other states. In
Use of Non-Disclosure Agreements
As a small business owner, it is essential to protect sensitive information that is often referred to as trade secrets. While some well known examples
An Overview of Foundational Corporate Documents
There are a number of steps involved in forming a corporation from selecting a name, obtaining the necessary licenses and permits, paying certain fees, and
The Federal Trade Commission Act and Its Affect On Advertising
The law forbids businesses from including baseless statements or assertions in their advertisements. According to the Federal Trade Commission Act (FTCA), a business must ensure
Copyright Protection And Fair Use
Authors often want to understand the eligibility of their writings for copyright protection. Legal copyright registration provides the copyright holder with a collection of special
Non-Compete Agreements — Are They Enforceable?
Courts typically disfavor “covenants not to compete” or “non-compete agreements.” Therefore, the terms and provisions of these contracts must not be overly restrictive of the