Whether they defend your trade secrets or handle confidential information about your customers, you rely on your employees to protect your intellectual property (IP). However, your employees can also be the greatest threat to that intellectual property. How can you...
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Is your customer list a trade secret?
Your list of customers is invaluable to your business operations. As such, you must always guard against the stealing of this type of information. There are several steps you can take to help limit the threat of your client list falling into the wrong hands. One...
Is registering my LLC enough protection for my company name?
Marketing is an essential part of building a business. You count on your clients to recognize your name for the unique products and services you bring to the market. Brand confusion happens when a company has a similar name or logo that can easily be mixed up with...
Licensing intellectual property rights can benefit both parties
When you think of intellectual property (IP) rights, you probably think of an individual or company doing everything they can to ensure their IP doesn’t fall into the hands of others. On occasion, especially in the research realm, a business entity may develop an IP...
A guide to the FINRA arbitration process
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority was established to provide some protection to investors while holding broker-dealers to ethical standards. One way FINRA does so is through the use of arbitration to resolve disputes. The arbitration process differs from...
How prevalent is insider trading?
Any business owner, executive or board member is aware of the possibility of insider trading. But for most people, it is something that one might see in the movies or in fiction. It is hard for many to believe that insider trading could be a daily occurrence in some...
Under Armour under fire from the SEC
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had already started a probe of Under Armour when it issued a Wells Notice on July 22, 2020. The matter in question includes accounting of sales spanning the time period of 2015’s third quarter to 2016’s fourth quarter. The...
The dangers of electrical defects
Construction defects can significantly affect the value and safety of your property. If you’re looking to purchase or sell commercial real estate, it’s crucial that your property doesn’t have any problems. There are many forms of construction defects, and each has its...
What protection does my logo need?
Creating great branding for your product is essential. Your logo and other branding can signal to your customers that they will get the quality and service that they expect from your products. As you develop your business and your brand, you know it is essential to...
When does a person breach their fiduciary duty?
A fiduciary is a person who is obligated to act in the best interests of another party. For example, a board member has a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the company or in the interests of the company’s shareholders. While the concept is simple enough,...
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