Do you make sure you understand what you’re signing before you sign it? Have you ever signed an agreement only to discover, after it was too late, that it didn’t say what you thought it did? In this week’s two-minute tip, Tisha discusses the common problem of... 
If you’re having a dispute with someone and communicating with them via text message, can those texts be used as evidence in a court of law? The answer is yes. . . and no. Text messages aren’t automatically admissible in court. Steps must be taken to properly preserve... 
Yelp is probably the most popular customer-review website in the U.S., which can be a great tool for consumers when shopping around, comparing products or services, or just general research on a company. Yelp reviews carry economic might: A Harvard Business School... 
Does your marketing fully disclose your terms and conditions? Are you getting your customer’s consent to Internet transactions? Are you fully disclosing your refund policies? Are you sure? If not, you could end up being in violation of ROSCA too. In this week’s... 
57% of employees admit to participating in workplace romance. If you’re an employer with 15 or more employees or do business with the government, these workplace romances can open you up to a long list of potential law suits. Find out what they are and what you can do... 
Did you start 2017 without having all of your plans in place? Have your New Year’s resolutions already started to go astray? Never fear. You have a chance to “reset” and re-align your 2017 plans with the Lunar New Year (aka Chinese New Year) on January 28th. Last... Page 10 of 15« First«...89101112...»Last » 