Feb. 21, 2022
What does a building lease cost? Click here to explore ContractsCounsel's 2024 marketplace data about fees to draft and review a building lease.
Feb. 10, 2022
You trademark a name by registering it with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Upon approval, you can then affix the trademark symbol as “TM”.
Right-to-work laws give workers the freedom to choose whether they want to opt out of a labor union. These laws were enacted under the NLRA of 1935.
Feb. 9, 2022
Preferred stock is a security that carries investor preference rights on interest and dividends. They are similar to bonds because they pay fixed coupon rates.
Limited liability is a legal structure formed to protect the owner of an entity from financial and legal liability. Click here to learn more.
Licensing is when a licensee has permission to use a licensor’s intellectual property. It could also refer to business licenses, which many governments require.
Incorporating a business means that someone is creating a limited liability company (LLC), incorporation (INC), or a corporation (CORP) business entity.
Feb. 8, 2022
You legally trademark a business name via the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Trademark registration protects your brand’s intellectual property.
A holding company is a business entity formed for acquiring another company. It’s a limited liability company (LLC), parent company, or limited partnership (LP).
Gross negligence is a legal term that refers to one’s reckless conduct that results in damages to another party, where the wrongdoer breached their duty of care.
A decentralized autonomous organization is an organization that operates around a common objective and coordinates via smart contracts on the blockchain.
Feb. 3, 2022
The difference between a trademark vs. copyright is that a trademark protects company insignia, whereas a copyright protects creative works.
