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The Legal Implications of Implied Partnerships

The Legal Implications of Implied Partnerships

Getting big money from Big Easy was anything but easy. Mardi Gras (aka Fat Tuesday) is fast approaching. I’m still reeling from all the holiday season feasts and Valentine’s chocolate so I was going to pass on the fat part of Fat Tuesday, but a friend of mine told me...
Copying Is Wrong If It Has a Copyright

Copying Is Wrong If It Has a Copyright

Why copyrighting your work is more complicated than simply saying, “This is mine.” Did you watch any part of the annual 24-hour cycle of the movie “A Christmas Story”? In this classic tale set in the early 1940’s, 9-year old Ralphie Parker’s Christmas dinner turkey...
What Happens When It’s Time to Close Your Business

What Happens When It’s Time to Close Your Business

Starting a business is an exciting undertaking. Running it is an adventure unlike any other. But like everything else in life, all good things must come to an end. Businesses close for a wide variety of reasons. It could be because of financial hardship, changes in...
When a Business Offer or Coaching Program Is a Scam

When a Business Offer or Coaching Program Is a Scam

Odds are you’ve seen e-mails, infomercials, or social media ads encouraging you to start an online business, earn money from investing, or make enough money to retire early just by using their “system” and working from home. Lots of people are looking for ways to earn...
Trademark War of the Roses…and Beer…and Horses

Trademark War of the Roses…and Beer…and Horses

Contrary to what Anheuser-Busch tried to prove, you’re probably smart enough to know beer isn’t sold by the stem. Budweiser’s ads with their iconic Clydesdale horses are some of the most popular commercials every year.  One of the most memorable was called “Best...
Why and How To Do a Texas Series LLC

Why and How To Do a Texas Series LLC

Many business owners initially start as sole proprietors because it’s the easiest way for you to start a business.  All you have to do is file an assumed name (DBA) and you’re done.  If you started your business without registering with the State as some type of...

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