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Guess what? The federal Trade Commission (FTC) estimates that over $100,000,000 is being scammed by fraudulent Invention Marketing and Invention Patent Companies on consumers annually. That’s $100,000,000 of your money. The main reason there is such a problem is due to the fact that the general public is not aware of the problem until . . . → Read More: Invention Company Scams And How To Avoid Them A non-disclosure agreement is made between two parties when they agree that one or both parties will not reveal specific information that is considered to be confidential by the disclosing party. Non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements are commonly used to enforce obligations of confidentiality on a party that is receiving information or material from a . . . → Read More: Non-Disclosure Agreements and Their Importance in Development of New Ideas Louisiana law provides that without a will, separate property is inherited in a unique inheritance order unlike that in most other states. That order is somewhat complicated, and its unusual provisions often come as an unwelcome, devastating surprise to the surviving family. If one is married but has no will, ones line of . . . → Read More: Louisiana Estate Planning Under Napoleonic Code Is A Bit “Different” There are ways to prevent identity theft before it happens. In most case people wait until it is to late before they try to protect themselves. Thieves are finding more clever ways to get a hold of your identity. Once they get it, they will have themselves a good time pretending to be you. . . . → Read More: Identity Theft Prevention – Ways To Prevent Identity Theft Intellectual property is one of the major types of capital assets. It is usually the result of a human brain’s intellect. It can be either tangible or intangible. Idea, process, and theory are some of the most popular forms of intangible category. Included in the tangible type is product, invention, or any such kind . . . → Read More: Intellectual Property Laws in the Kingdom of Thailand Ok, so you’ve decided to start a business, either by yourself, with a couple of friends, or maybe even with a couple of colleagues from your last “corporate gig”. You sit down at your first impromptu “business meeting” over a case of cold coke (insert other favorite beverage here) and you start your checklist: . . . → Read More: Don’t File Your LLC or S-Corp Without Reading This |
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