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A relatively small lawsuit and countersuit between U.S. Bank and a Park City, Utah, restaurant over responsibility for hacked customer data could have big repercussions for credit card giant Visa/Mastercard and its payment card industry (PCI)data security standard. Read More

Small business owners should make protecting their trademarks a priority in 2012. Like most New Year's resolutions, if you stick this one through it will be well-worth the investment. Read More

In order to get the benefits of a hassle-free company formation process, you should rely on the support of the professionals for some legitimate reasons. Read More

Lego and Hasbro's recent trademark enforcement efforts should serve as warning signs to small businesses rolling out new trademarks, and guidance for how small businesses should monitor and enforce their trademark rights. This article provides an introduction to the two primary benefits of legal tr Read More

Law firm practice management software solves many of the problems associated with the elimination of next-day mail services, says Legal Web Experts. This is a good article that shows how new mail service protocal is really changing business for everyone, attorneys included. Read More

Starting up a business is exciting. However, you should not overlook what's important: Your due diligence - in this case, your small business legalities. Read More

This second article in the new Brand Matters series on Under30CEO.com takes a step back, and looks at the fundamentals that small business owners need to keep in mind when choosing a brand name for their business. From determining when you have a protectable trademark to discovering whether you mig Read More

Trademark registration is a key first step for any small business toward protecting their identity and building a valuable library of intellectual property assets. This article provides an overview of the basics that small business owners need to keep in mind when preparing to hire an attorney to f Read More

Chick-fil-A has been making headlines lately for its efforts to prevent a Vermont small business owner from using the phrase "Eat More Kale". Entrepreneurs and small business owners can learn important lessons on trademark selection and protection from both parties' actions in the case. Read More