The branding (trademark) that you adopt should ideally not be likely to be confused with any preexisting trademarks. You want to avoid "likelihood...

Yes, in general there is a legal distinction between the corporation and its owner(s) (regardless if a S or C corp.). When corporate formalities...

If your purchase was for the sale of goods (products) as opposed only to services, then the UCC Article 2, which California’s Commercial Code...

I suspect from the moment you were held out and/or treated as the "Director of [Title]" you were legally an employee of this company; and if so,...

A company’s legal name is not necessarily its trademark. However, if a company markets and sells its products under its legal company name, then...

When picking branding for your company, you ideally want your branding not likely to cause confusion with any preexisting trademarks; and you want...

It sounds like you have been a victim of some sort of scam. If so, then there are likely realistically no assets nor funds to recover. In theory,...

Any form of limited liability business entity, such as, a corporation or a limited liability company (LLC) will provide its owner(s) with the exact...

Small business owners generally want as advisors: a business attorney, a CPA, a business banker, and a business insurance agent/broker. And...

Title 35 of the United States Code, section 271(a) sets forth what conduct can infringe an issued and live U.S. patent (google 35 USC section 271)....