Legal Landmines in Micro Private Equity: Inside the Legal Fault Lines of Small Business Buyouts
A guide to legal landmines in micro private equity deals: successor liability, due diligence traps, and related exposures.
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How to File a Trademark and the Hidden Costs of Doing It Yourself
Most DIY trademark guides skip the legal risks. Learn how to file a trademark, and what it could cost if you do it wrong.
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Q4 Funding Realities: Legal Timing, Investor Cadence, and Founder Strategy
Q4 funding doesn’t pause just because the calendar winds down. Here’s what founders need to know to raise momentum into the new year.
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UDRP Complaint: A Practical Guide for Trademark Owners Protecting Their Domains
A UDRP complaint gives trademark owners a fast, cost effective path to address cybersquatting and recover domains registered in bad faith.
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Seller Financing in M&A Transactions: A Legal Perspective for Buyers and Sellers
Seller financing in M&A transactions: Learn how to structure deals, manage legal risks, and optimize transaction outcomes with smart legal planning.
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AI Law & Governance | Business & Corporate | Entertainment | Founders Legal News | Intellectual Property | Kennington Groff
Trademark Registration for Founders: How to Protect Your Brand from Day One
Learn how trademark registration for founders secures brand identity, prevents infringement, and builds long-term value for your business.
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FTC Click to Cancel Rule: What businesses need to know
The FTC has officially deferred the enforcement of the Click to Cancel Rule. Find out how this affects your business.
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US State Privacy Laws: What Businesses Need to Know
Stay compliant with evolving US state privacy laws. Learn which laws apply to your business and how to manage risk across jurisdictions
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Business & Corporate | Entertainment | Founders Legal News | Josh Slovin | Kennington Groff | SEC | Securities | Zach Eyster
SEC Drops the Hammer on Kim Kardashian
The SEC announced charges against Kim Kardashian following an instagram promotion of cryptocurrency.
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LLC or Corporation: What Is Best for Your Startup?
As a business or startup, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the right legal entity for your business. Two popular choices are Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) and Corporations. In this article, we’ll explore the key differences between these entities to help you make an informed decision.
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