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Over 80% of North Americans read – and trust – online consumer reviews. As a result, a single, negative evaluation – posted online for the world to see – can stall a startup in its tracks.

With so many consumer review websites in operation, the practice of paying for fake, negative reviews, to s Read More

You’re an ambitious person who’s always willing to work harder, longer and smarter. You’ve probably created a few procedures and business techniques that have led to success. Your innovation boosts your bottom line — so it’s wise to know about trade secret law and how it can help protect your geniu Read More

Government agencies have been given lawmaking power and now account for over 80% of the rules businesses have to abide by. These laws or regulations are implemented without vote or accountability. Some regulation is clearly necessary but empowering a million bureaucrats without accountability isn’t Read More

Not every business owner has to be a lawyer, but you are expected to have a basic understanding of laws and how they may affect your family-owned business. Read More

Unemployment caused by technological change is predicted to affect almost half of the 702 occupations examined by researchers.

The basis of the research was to look at what computers are able to do now, against what they will be able to do, within a 20 year horizon. Read More

As an offshore company, you can do things that an onshore company can do - with added features. What are they? Read More

If you are a small business owner, online reputation defamation is a real concern. Here is what you need to know about online defamation. Read More

Anyone can publish anything they desire to the web, whether it is a fact or not. Therefore the role of defamation law is quickly becoming more significant. Read More

A common question among entrepreneurs starting a business is whether they should incorporate.Incorporation means that your company is a separate legal and financial entity from yourself.Legally, a corporation is treated as a citizen. It even has its own social security number for tax purposes, call Read More