Category Archives: Contracts Law
What Are 3 Intellectual Property Mistakes Often Made By Startup Business Owners?
Entrepreneurs Don’t Always Choose Distinct Branding and Trademarks Generally speaking, a trademark (or service mark) is a name, word, phrase, design or symbol that allows entrepreneurs to easily identify and distinguish their goods or services from the goods or services of other entrepreneurs. Accordingly, one of the biggest mistakes that entrepreneurs make is not… Read More »
When Is a Contract Not a Contract?
There is an old joke that a verbal contract is not worth the paper it is written on. It is true that having an agreement in writing is always preferable to a verbal agreement — but in some cases, even a written contract can turn out not to be worth the paper it is… Read More »