In this article, I review an unpublished appellate court decision in New Jersey that illustrates the absurdity with the practice of law. In this case, the parties likely spent more than $15,000 in appellate litigation fees to reverse a trial...
Invited by the CUNY Asian American/Asian Research Institute and the Asian-American Entrepreneurs Network, Julia Cheng, Esq. speaks on this panel discussing the tricks of trade regarding monetizing a business’ intellectual property in...
Crowdfunding seems to be all the hype these days, but few articles choose to go into detail about what it actually means.
Article summarizing the issues faced by continuing care retirement communities in regard to the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Fair Housing Act
Article setting forth what an employer needs to know regarding a permissible social media policy and what its employees can safely "post" to a social media site without the risk of termination.
This article discusses the "startup visa" provisions in Congress' recent draft comprehensive immigration reform bill.
While statistics vary, as many as 50 percent of new small businesses will not survive five years. This does not seem to deter many entrepreneurs; and to many starting a business is the ultimate American dream. Most potential entrepreneurs have an...
A contract is an agreement between two parties; where each party gains something and loses, or pays, something. Except in certain situations, a contract does not have to be written to be enforceable. However, having a written document stating exactly...
What happens when you discover another business using a name similar to your own? This article discusses some options available to you.
This article discusses the importance of drawing up some sort of collaboration agreement among team members participating in Startup Weekend- or hackathon-type events, and the potential consequences if a basic framework of rights is not established...