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Copyrights Myths #2 – “If I mail Myself my work and I don’t open the Envelope…”

…I can vindicate my rights without having to register it” – is not correct. This method is known as the “poor man’s rule,” and proposes that if one encloses in a copy of, for example, a guitar composition recorded on a disc, and mails it to his or herself and does not open the envelope, this will evidence, by the postal stamp, the date of the work’s creation.

Silvino Diaz February 17, 2020

Business Law

8 Things to keep in mind when Inventing (Part 1)

Applying for a patent can be viewed as a contract between inventors and the public (government) in which inventors, in exchange for making their invention public, are granted a limited monopoly over it.

Silvino Diaz February 13, 2020

Business Law

What is an ADA Compliant Website?

Businesses, places of employment, and governments serving the general public are required to accommodate those with disabilities of various sorts.

Eric Gros-Dubois February 13, 2020

Business Law

A Music Artist’s Dream Team

Equally essential elements converge with music that deserve the attention of experts, such as the artist is to his art. Examples are image creation, distribution strategies, and alliances with entities that invest in, or subsidize, efforts.

Silvino Diaz February 13, 2020

Business Law

Bullying in the Workplace

Workplace bullying is generally known as the repeated mistreatment of a person by one or more employees that takes the form of verbal abuse or conduct or behaviors that are threatening, intimidating, or humiliating.

Eric Gros-Dubois February 13, 2020

Business Law

Can a Florida Law Firm Operate as an LLC? Can I convert my PLLC to a PA?

“Lawyers may practice law in the form of professional service corporations, professional limited liability companies, sole proprietorships, general partnerships, or limited liability partnerships organized or qualified under applicable law.”

Eric Gros-Dubois February 13, 2020

Business Law

What is an Integration Clause in a Legal Contract?

Often times, contracts that have integration clauses are referred to as integration contracts. The purpose of an integrated contract is to assure that any material, terms or agreements that are fully intended to be in the contract are included.

Eric Gros-Dubois January 25, 2020

Business Law

Are Officers and Directors of U.S Non-Profit Organizations Required to be U.S Citizens or Legal Permanent Residents?

Board members are responsible for making strategic goals and decisions for the charitable organization. Officers are generally the “responsible party”

Eric Gros-Dubois January 17, 2020

Business Law

How to form a Trust Company in Florida

Simply put, trust companies are businesses that have the legal authority to hold and manage other people’s money for compensation.

Eric Gros-Dubois January 17, 2020

Business Law

Private Foundation vs. Public Charity: What’s the Difference?

Both a private and public charity are actually very similar in nature, the only small difference between the two is the manner in which funds are attained by the organization.

Kathrine Karimi January 17, 2020

Business Law

Copyrights Myths #2 – “If I mail Myself my work and I don’t open the Envelope…”

8 Things to keep in mind when Inventing (Part 1)

What is an ADA Compliant Website?

A Music Artist’s Dream Team

Bullying in the Workplace

Can a Florida Law Firm Operate as an LLC? Can I convert my PLLC to a PA?

What is an Integration Clause in a Legal Contract?

Are Officers and Directors of U.S Non-Profit Organizations Required to be U.S Citizens or Legal Permanent Residents?

How to form a Trust Company in Florida

Private Foundation vs. Public Charity: What’s the Difference?

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