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The essence of ethics can be boiled down to corporate responsibility or “doing what is right.” And, although most small businesses are privately held and therefore not subject to laws designed to govern business ethics like SOX, they are none the less affected by the public's growing lack of faith Read More

The LexisNexis Corporate & Securities Law Community is seeking nominations for the top business law blogs and has begun with a list of 25 of their own selections (including one of our affiliated sites Small Business Trends. Hooray!) Members of the LexisNexis Community are invited to make their own Read More

An Article that presents common problems in intellectual property of written articles in the web. This also presents recommendations on how to address these common problems Read More

Starting a business is no simple feat. From the moment you become a business owner you have to navigate a series of legal and regulatory hurdles.

So what aspects of business law can you take care of yourself, and when should you turn to a lawyer for help? Here’s some guidance on how you can navigate many of the legal needs of your start-up with a variety of self-service tools, and when you really should turn to a lawyer Read More

Finding legal representation is one of those tasks that many small business owners put off until they actually need that legal representation. This articles sets out the importance of Legal Representation Read More

How to balance owning a small business while applying to law school. This is an article with some tips on how to manage law school and hold down a business Read More

An interesting read for young entrepreneur who is having a hard time adjusting to the rigors of the business world. The article lays down general concept on how to negotiate a sales contract with noncompete clause in order to protect both the buyer and seller Read More

NTP vs.Apple, Google, HTC, LG, Microsoft and Motorola in infringement on eight patents related to the wireless delivery of email to cellphones. Some lessons Read More

Who knew? The government says that if you don't want to pay your interns, you can't expect much - if anything - in return. Makes sense, but how many business do you think fail to observe the laws in place to protect unpaid interns Read More