One of the proudest moments that entrepreneurs have is getting to the point where they are hiring people to work for their company. In many ways, it is a huge step both financially and ideologically. In the US, workers generally operate under two designations:...
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How can companies protect their trade secrets in unusual times?
In the wake of natural disasters, many employees may be told to work from home in order to “flatten the curve” and limit the effects caused by such events. Many businesses may need to quickly adjust the way they do business to facilitate this transition while keeping...
How does unemployment affect non-compete agreements?
It is no secret that the unemployment rate in the United States is the highest it has been in the country’s recorded past. While the cause of these unemployment surges may be out of our control, businesses may be at increased risk of losing a significant market share...
Do you still have to perform under your contract?
Our everyday lives have been turned upside down due to the outbreak of COVID-19, commonly referred to as coronavirus. The social distancing measures we have been forced to undertake in an effort of containment demonstrate that we are living in somewhat uncertain...
Applying for a registered trademark? Complete these steps first
An important part of starting a new business is establishing your brand identity. This often involves creating a trademark to identify your goods and services and protect you from infringement by other companies. A trademark often consists of a brand name and/or...
Can you sue a customer for leaving a bad review?
Online review sites like Yelp provide consumers a voice when it comes to the businesses they patronize. While this can be a plus when a business receives glowing reviews, problems may arise when a customer leaves a negative review about a business. Some business...
Do you know which tax forms to use for independent contractors?
Working with independent contractors is a great way to take your Kentucky-based small business to the next level without breaking the bank. That said, you have to ensure that you go about reporting contractor earnings correctly and accurately, so you stay in the IRS's...