Cryptocurrencies may have started as something only for techies or people trying to skirt government regulations. Still, now crypto is increasingly useful both for spenders and for investors. For a while, it seemed that governments were waiting for the cryptocurrency...
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Copyright monitoring: Tips to protect your creative work
Creating published or unpublished expressive work can be a significant accomplishment. And upon creation, copyright laws protect these workers and the creator's right to reproduce, distribute and perform the material. Parties infringe on these rights by using...
Emerging tech and privacy: An ongoing issue with no easy solution
Technology is an increasingly substantial part of businesses. Everything from sophisticated machinery to highly complex security features can be crucial to a company's success; many organizations thrive or fail based on their technological offerings. However, in the...
When do biometrics fail?
Biometric security used to be something we saw in movies and dismissed as something for the distant future. Biometrics is no longer exclusive to spy movie bunkers; they are in everyday devices like cell phones. Security features based on unique characteristics seem...
Red flags for a merger
Joining your business with another can help you both achieve new levels of success or simply to remain afloat during a difficult time. When two business entities decide to join together, it can help both business owners make a significant shift. If you are considering...
Core issue in many real estate disputes: alleged construction defects
When it comes to ranking the importance of a given financial investment, few things rise to the level of a real estate transaction. Property concerns – vast and varied – centrally define much of the American commercial landscape. Construction on myriad types of...
When can trademark limit common terms?
A trademark can help you set apart your brand. When your customers see your trademark, they can instantly know the quality they can expect from their purchase. It can be a challenge to develop branding that will remain unique to your product. Often, branding terms...
Should my employees sign an NDA?
Your employees can be a tremendous asset. Without your staff, you may not be able to reach as many clients trying to work on your own. Employees can also be an incredible risk. Although many employees might be well-intentioned and unaware of the consequences, a member...
Dealing ethically, lawfully with an employee’s disability
Proven Colorado business principals have secured enterprise success through establishing an ability to successfully negotiate challenges and opportunities across a broad spectrum. The list of matters that company owners and key managers routinely focus upon is...
Should I “friend” employees on social media?
Often, employers want employees to have the impression that they care about them. Caring for employees can come in degrees for different workplaces and bosses. You may think that the easiest way to show your employees that you care is by following them or “friending”...
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