Why You Need to Consider Children's Privacy
Is there a chance that children under 13 are surfing your website? You may be violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. Here's what you need to... Read more
Is there a chance that children under 13 are surfing your website? You may be violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. Here's what you need to... Read more
Business success depends on your ability to keep your partnerships healthy and happy. Read more
Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Steve Jobs, is pushing hard for the passage of the Dream Act. Here's why it's good for entrepreneurs. Read more
The JOBS Act paved the road for new crowdfunding portals. Now regulators are sussing out the potential fraudsters. Read more
Discussing politics at work is a sure way to derail a safe, inclusive, and constructive environment. Read more
Armed with a new transportation bill that's still awaiting the mayor's signature, the sedan-hailing app now calls certain cabs in Washington, D.C. Here's how... Read more
This post could save your life. Read it carefully, then forward the link to your friends and family. Read more
Probably nothing good--the FTC barely slapped Google on the wrist. Now, small businesses have to learn to live with it. Read more
Entrepreneurs who have affairs within the workplace, or even outside it, are likely to see their companies suffer. Read more
The best (and bestselling) business books of this year were mostly about exposing corruption. Read more
The tragedy at Sandy Hook raises important questions about workplace violence. Michael O'Neil, a founder of the NYPD Counterterrorism Division, weighs in on ... Read more
Here's how to tell if you're at risk for lawsuit--the way Zappos was when a court recently struck down its online Terms of Service agreement. Read more
A British researcher stirs debate by arguing that informal work is often a stepping stone to starting a business. Should governments get real about the fact? Read more
Oral contracts are just that, words in the air. Put any agreement in writing if you want it to be worth something. Read more
Recreational marijuana is now legal in Colorado and Washington. But while pot proponents celebrated the victories, entrepreneurs say the so-called Green Rush... Read more
Think the First Amendment protects you and your business when you write about yourself? Not exactly. Here's what you need to know to cover your legal bases. Read more
You have not fully appreciated the entrepreneurial journey until you've gone up against a special interest group. Our battle was against one of the biggest..... Read more
Costumes aren't what they used to be. Here's how to keep your office out of a cauldron of legal hot water this All Hallow's Eve. Read more
Don't stop the music. For five years, Grooveshark gleefully upended the music ındustry. Now it's facing lawsuits, losing users, and bleeding cash. Read more
Here are four surprising ways to protect yourself in a law suit and keep legal fees to a minimum. Read more
Sometimes customers do things that make you want to take extreme actions. But there's no good excuse for going this far. Read more
Taking legal action is costly and time-consuming. Here's how to weigh whether you (really) need to. Read more
Cultural attitudes seem to be changing toward in-office romance. Here's a breakdown of the legal ramifications of making (and breaking) a company policy. Read more
Avoiding a conflict won't get you anywhere. Here's what you need to do to nip it in the bud. Read more
Advice on how best to deal with lawsuits from Kay Koplovitz, founder of USA Network, and Scott Gerber, founder of the Young Entrepreneur Council. Watch video
Even if you face something as difficult and stressful as having to close a business, you have only one choice: Do it badly, or do it right. Read more
Starting a company means lots of surprises, but a lawsuit shouldn't be one. Successful young entrepreneurs explain what they wish they knew about the law whe... Read more
It's simple: Don't do those kinds of deals. Here's how to get them in writing to avoid disagreements later. Read more
As more consumers tune in to watch network television online, networks and start-ups are butting heads over ownership of live Internet TV. Here are the curre... Read more
Google, taking cues from SOPA, will begin demoting websites that pirate content. Read more
In a weird way, William Gilligan and Mike Ferneman figure, attention from lawyers means they have hit the big time. Read more
Seventeen groups have filed joint complaints to the Federal Trade Commission, claiming that several major corporations are targeted kids illegally. Read more
An IP lawyer dishes on Google's search tools for patent-seekers--and what every start-up should know before heading down that path. Read more
Lots of cool start-ups allow employees to bring their pets to work. But what's good for the pet lover might not be so good for the company. Read more
It's never been a better time be a game developer. It's also never been more complicated. When building games, founders must keep young players safe--and sta... Read more
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