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EEOC Cracking Down on Not Hiring Convicted Criminals
By Andrew Lu | Last updated on
As a business owner, it probably goes without saying that you know you can't base employment decisions on characteristics like someone's race, sex, or national...
Small Biz Wins $600K in Cybercrime Settlement
By Andrew Chow, Esq. | Last updated on
A small business hit by cybercrime fraud has won a $600,000 settlement in a case that could have set a new legal precedent for small businesses. But no...
3 Reasons to Have an Internet, Social Media Policy
By Guest Writer | Last updated on
Guest post by Jennifer K. Halford, Esq. The legal quandary about employers, employees, and Facebook continues. Maryland's legislature recently passed a bill...
Why it Pays to Self-Publish a Professional Ebook
By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on
Publishing a professional ebook can be a great marketing step and with the variety of tools to self-publish it's never been easier for a new author. An ebook...
3 Ways to Protect Yourself in Case Your Business is Sued
By Guest Writer | Last updated on
Guest post by Jennifer K. Halford, Esq. A lawsuit can destroy your business. Even if you "win" the lawsuit, you still lose. Litigation is costly. Time is...
3 Ways Healthcare Reform Can Affect Small Businesses
By Andrew Lu | Last updated on
A sweeping healthcare bill passed the House of Representatives last week and now awaits President Obama's approval. The law potentially has a significant...
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