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Protecting your trade mark is important, yet often overlooked. Here is why you should protect yours - and how to do it properly. Read More

Nellie Akalp, CEO of Corpnet.com, shares answers to frequently asked questions about incorporating a business. Read More

Ships today use third party developed nautical charts that are regularly calibrated to ensure the safe navigation of waterways. It stands to reason that companies would also benefit from independent analysis to ensure they are operating at maximum efficiency and are following the right course. Read More

For women who start a business, they’re adding more to their existing to-do lists. In addition to shuttling the kids to soccer, planning dinner, and managing the household you now have to register your business, choose a name, set up a site…the list goes on and on!

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Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, shares what is best for some businesses - sole proprietorship or a formal business structure. Read More

The IRS has decided to expand their forgiveness programs to broaden group the small business owners who can self report without major penalty. This comes in just in time as the IRS continues to crack down on employers who mis-classify workers as independent contractors instead of W2 employees. Read More

What are the five most important types of contracts for a small business? Find out and see examples! Read More

As a lawyer, I consider affiliate marketing to be fairly “high risk,” if not done properly. This is due to several factors related to ease of setup, creation and use of marketing content, marketing tactics and lack of oversight.

First, it is relatively easy and inexpensive to get into affiliate Read More

Corporate governance has come a long way. Our public and private companies have more independent directors than ever before, executive compensation and ‘say on pay’ is becoming more relevant, and our issuers are demonstrating greater commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility. Read More