Turning Your Template Into a Custom Employee Handbook
Most companies create their employee handbook from a template. Here's how to turn that template into your own customized handbook.
by Brette Sember, J.D.
updated September 21, 2020 ·
min read
About the Author
Brette Sember, J.D.
Brette Sember, J.D. practiced law in New York, including divorce, mediation, family law, adoption, probate and estates, … Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
The Importance of Customer Service During the Coronavirus
In the time of coronavirus, good customer service is crucial to maintain existing customers and gain new ones. Don't let your business be a casualty of the pandemic.
by Jenn Morson
updated September 21, 2020 ·
min read
About the Author
Jenn Morson
Jenn Morson is a freelance writer living and working outside of Washington, D.C., with her husband and five children. He… Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
How Does an Easement Affect You and Your Property?
Encumbrances on your property may prevent you from using your land the way you want.
by Ronna L. DeLoe, Esq.
updated September 21, 2020 ·
min read
About the Author
Ronna L. DeLoe, Esq.
Ronna L. DeLoe is a freelance writer and a published author who has written hundreds of legal articles. She does family … Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Attorney/Client Relationship
To fully utilize a lawyer's services and expertise, find the best fit for you and your case, build trust, and know when to walk away.
by Lorelei Laird
updated September 21, 2020 ·
min read
About the Author
Lorelei Laird
Lorelei Laird is a Los Angeles-based writer specializing in the law. Her stories have been published by the ABA Journal,… Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
What It Takes to Win Over an Angel Investor
Follow these 8 tips to learn how to successfully pitch and win over angel investors for your small business.
by Marcia Layton Turner
updated September 21, 2020 ·
min read
About the Author
Marcia Layton Turner
Bestselling, award-winning writer Marcia Layton Turner has authored, co-authored, or ghostwritten more than 50 nonfictio… Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
In order to qualify for copyright protection, an original creative work must exist in tangible form—in other words, written down or in a form you can touch.
How Small Business Are Preparing for a Potential Second COVID-19 Shutdown
Take stock of what you've learned from the first coronavirus shutdown to help prevent problems and surprises during future crises.
by Sandra Beckwith
updated September 21, 2020 ·
min read
About the Author
Sandra Beckwith
Sandra Beckwith has been writing for traditional and online publications since she sold her first magazine article while… Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
Should You Refinance Your Mortgage During the COVID-19 Crisis?
With interest rates at historic lows, this may be an opportunity for homeowners to save big by refinancing mortgages.
by Katherine Gustafson
updated September 21, 2020 · 3
min read
About the Author
Katherine Gustafson
Katherine Gustafson is a full-time freelance writer specializing in content for mission-driven changemakers such as tech… Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
Will a COVID-19 Liability Waiver Hold Up in Court?
COVID-19 liability waivers haven't yet been tested in court, so businesses that use them shouldn't have a false sense of security.
by Brette Sember, J.D.
updated September 21, 2020 · 4
min read
About the Author
Brette Sember, J.D.
Brette Sember, J.D. practiced law in New York, including divorce, mediation, family law, adoption, probate and estates, … Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
Movement Marketing: How Brands Can Play a Role in Social Movements
If you want your brand to get involved with social movements, it's critical to conduct research and pledge to make a real and lasting change. Your involvement could garner customer loyalty while helping make the world a better place.
by Kylie Ora Lobell
updated September 21, 2020 · 4
min read
About the Author
Kylie Ora Lobell
Kylie Ora Lobell is a freelance copywriter, editor, marketer, and publicist. She has over 10 years of experience writing… Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
Home Buying Terms You Need to Know
Get up to speed on the jargon used when it comes to home purchases and mortgages.
by Brette Sember, J.D.
updated September 21, 2020 ·
min read
About the Author
Brette Sember, J.D.
Brette Sember, J.D. practiced law in New York, including divorce, mediation, family law, adoption, probate and estates, … Read more
Making your living trust will be easier if you think it through and gather necessary information before you sit down to do it
Starting a new business can be fun and exciting, but don’t let your enthusiasm prevent you from taking the time to plan your business strategy and protect yourself legally or financially. Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid.
As a business owner, you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications.
The process is straightforward, so long as you understand the consequences of adding an owner to your business.
Costs vary widely when it comes to divorce, but by outlining your circumstances, you can get a ballpark idea of how much you'll need to spend.
You want to make sure you have all your assets covered, but did you know that not all property can be bequeathed through a last will and testament?
Whatever your legal problem, there’s likely an attorney who specializes in dealing specifically with your particular legal issue.
While forming an LLC has its benefits, depending on your needs and situation, there are also advantages to setting up a sole proprietorship.
When a marriage ends, it's important to take the necessary legal steps to formally terminate the relationship.
Being wronged or misrepresented is never pleasant, but not all insults are created equally.
You can avoid legal trouble and countless headaches by being proactive to ensure you don't infringe on another company's trademark.
Setting up an LLC is a great way for business owners to limit their liability for company debts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to forming an LLC.
