While the internet makes it easy to find the perfect image for any daily need, it also makes it easy to infringe on copyrights held by the creator of that image. Brian Spross observes this hazard in his blog, and cautions that thoughtless use...
Brian Spross explains why companies should be more careful when entering into deals than individual consumers. Essentially, different public policies are at work for private individuals versus businesses. In this blog post, Mr. Spross...
One of the most common questions facing any startup is whether to form an LLC or corporation. In this blog post, Brian Spross sets forth three situations in which he advises clients to opt for an LLC.
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Brian Spross points out a corporate law mechanism which allows business owners to avoid double taxation--the S election. He also explains some of the restrctions to which the S election is subject.
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Some companies that outsource jobs that require access to proprietary data are increasingly concerned over that security of that data in the hands of foreign actors. Brian Spross reassures these business' owners that the risk is not greater when...
Brian Spross explains the information elements required to file for a trademark. The U.S. trademark office divides trademarks into the type of product seeking a trademark (class) and assesses trademarkability based on the proof of the use of the...
Brian Spross urges business owners who receive multiple non-disclosure agreements to be aware that NDAs are not necessarily uniform and often have somewhat hidden dangers. Because it is easy to fail to recognize when an NDA poses a risk to one of...
Brian Spross provides an explanation of the differences between ® and ™ and offers a few advantages of the registered ® over the unregistered ™. A trademark can be protected without registration but the registered trademark is...