Over the decades, business law has become increasingly complex. Not only do companies have to mind traditional fair business practices, but they must also comply with a host of Internet laws.
Our business law team guides startups, established companies, and entrepreneurs through the business law maze. Our people will make sure you stay compliant while allowing for maximum profit.
Below is a compilation of business law news articles. There’s also some general information regarding the issues, regulations, and statutes that businesses must consider in today’s global, digital marketplace.
Twitter suspend Grindr from its ad platform over possible GDPR violations. Learn about the situation and figure out if your brand is at risk for being booted.
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Are you using Venmo as a payment option for your business. Do you reimburse employees via Venmo? If yes, do you know about the tax implications of doing that?
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Illinois has a new smart contract / blockchain records law. Click through to learn what it is and what you need to know. Blockchain lawyer breaks it down.
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The Opportunity Zone program is a government-developed tax shelter for high-net-worth individuals. Is the program right for you?
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Launching a startup in Illinois? Here are five legal things you must consider. Our team helps Illinois startups businesses start on the right legal foot.
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California legislators waved through Assembly Bill 5, which they hope will protect workers from businesses that try to classify employees as contractors.
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The majority of brands now work with social media influencers to promote products. But many of those companies aren't legally covering themselves.
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Self-employed people and freelancers must take charge of their taxes and pay the Internal Revenue Service quarterly. Jump in to learn how.
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The Internal Revenue Service and Amazon.com have been entangled in a tax law case for over a decade, and a judge just ruled in favor of the online retailer.
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