How to Protect Your Trademark From Infringement
Keeping your trademark safe from infringement requires a consistent offense and a sturdy defense. Experts explain how to master both. Read more
Keeping your trademark safe from infringement requires a consistent offense and a sturdy defense. Experts explain how to master both. Read more
New York entrepreneurs launch jdeal, a "Jewish Groupon," plus Zuckerberg's new pad, IBM's supercomputer, and other entrepreneurial news. Read more
A New Jersey employee severed four fingers while using a device manufactured abroad. The Supreme Court will determine if a New Jersey court has jurisdiction ... Read more
Employment practices liability (EPL) claims are on the rise. And, this time, it’s the economy, stupid. Read more
A photography professor at New York University surgically... Read more
A Nebraska county employee of more than 30 years is axed for letting his vacation time pile up. Read more
A recent court decision cites Fourth Amendment search and seizure provisions to protect e-mail privacy. Read more
Ron Koonter says his shy bladder syndrome prevented him from complying with a random drug test. His doctor backed him up—but he was still fired. Read more
Thousands of companies have rules about how employees use Facebook that could get them in legal trouble. But do you put up with angry rants about supervisors... Read more
Eric Thompson was fired by his company three weeks after his wife, also an employee of the company, sued for gender discrimination. He claims it was no coinc... Read more
Norm Brodsky advises what to do when customers go bust. Read more
Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten describes his efforts to get the Health Department's top rating. Read more
A California Supreme Court ruling that cracks down on predatory pricing is being hailed as victory for small businesses. Read more
Kenneth McAllister wore the homemade t-shirt to protest his employer's decision to sell bongs and bags of fake marijuana. Read more
A Miami doctor named Arturo Carvajal is suing Houston's Restaurant for not explaining to him that an artichoke's outer leaves are inedible. Read more
Unfortunately, you can’t collect on the debt, but you can attempt to make a deal to get paid what is owed. Read more
In what could be a precedent-setting case, a federal agency says employees' right to gripe online is protected. Read more
A fired hospital employee and Army reservist in Illinois takes his case to the high court over the interpretation of the fabled “cat’s paw" theory. Read more
Laws that apply to employees who work even a few hours a week can be tricky to follow. As more businesses hire part-time help, here's how to avoid a problem. Read more
The EEOC is getting 'very aggressive in its investigations,' says one lawyer. Here's what you can do to protect yourself. Read more
The Supreme Court hears a case on what constitutes a formal employee complaint filed under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Read more
Yale University professor David Gelernter said Apple's software infringed on three of his patents. A federal jury agreed. Read more
A look at five pending cases that have the potential to change the way you do business. Read more
The U.S. Equal Opportunity Employment Commission is suing a Virginia company for denying a job to a Rastafarian who wouldn't cut his hair because of his reli... Read more
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read more
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