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Recent Legal Issues Articles

3 Ways to Shrink Your Start-up Legal Costs

The average legal bill even before VC financing can run more than $20,000. Why pay that when DIY options abound?  Read more


7 Office Space Traps to Avoid

You just closed a small financing round, hired some new team members and are looking to move into a new office space. Here are seven things to avoid when sig...  Read more


8 Interview Questions You Should Never Ask

They seem like friendly, harmless queries, but they can land you in a serious legal tar pit. Here's how to learn safely what you need to know.  Read more


Don't Want to Wait to Cash Out?

I've seen founders get an early share of the upside using this strategy--without putting their companies in danger or angering their investors.  Read more


Case Study: To Sue or Not to Sue

The rival: enormous. Its product: disturbingly similar. The question: Should Mixed Chicks get into a legal battle with a multibillion-dollar giant?  Read more


Ask Inc.: Can a New Hire Sign a Non-Compete Later?

Inc.com columnist Jeff Haden is taking your start-up questions. Up this week: How to handle an employee who won't agree to a non-compete.  Read more


The Employees Most Likely to Embezzle

A new study, which fingers some unlikely suspects, reports that loss due to embezzlement is down slightly this year.  Read more


Raising Money? Don't Get Ripped Off

Before you look for venture capital, you'd better have a great venture lawyer, and be prepared to keep her in the loop.  Read more


Big Money for Cheap Legal Services

Rocket Lawyer, which offers free legal documents and subscriptions for cheap legal advice, has raised $10.8 million.  Read more


China’s Bubble Economy: What it Means to Your Business

Beijing is nursing a real-estate bubble proportionately larger than our own in 2005. If it bursts, the aftershock will hit every business in the U.S.  Read more