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Dine-and-Dash: What Should Businesses Do?
By Betty Wang, JD | Last updated on
What should businesses do when they encounter a "dine-and-dash" situation? When patrons walk into a restaurant, it is usually expected that they will pay for...
5 Military Leave Laws Every Employer Should Know
By Aditi Mukherji, JD | Last updated on
Memorial Day is a time to remember those who served. It's also a good time to remember your duty, as an employer, to employees who currently serve in our armed...
What to Do When Your Kickstarter Fails
By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on
Kickstarter is a great way to crowdsource investment money for you small business. That is, until your Kickstarter fails. Here is a legal look at your funding...
Can a Business Be Sued for Employee's Acts?
By Betty Wang, JD | Last updated on
One of the biggest concerns for business owners is whether they can be sued for their employees' acts. Well, like most legal questions, the answer is going to...
As Boomers Retire, a Jump in Small-Biz Acquisitions
By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on
Baby boomers are retiring, and that means their small businesses are being acquired at an increasing rate. Boomer business owners are starting to throw in the...
5 Tips for Interviewing New Grads
By Betty Wang, JD | Last updated on
Interviewing new grads is likely going to be a task on many a to-do list for small business owners, especially this time of the year. Because with spring...
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