Back in 2021, we discussed the difference between trademark infringement and trademark dilution. Business and trademark owners know that both issues can have a considerable impact on their reputations. However, the main concern when it comes to dilution often lies in determining whether or not it is truly a dilution of a trademark or a parody. In that previous blog…[...]

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It should be simple: you provide a service, and your customer pays you for that service. Unfortunately, it is not always so simple. Not getting paid for your work can be one of the most frustrating issues, especially for small businesses. It also does not take much for money matters to lead to larger disputes. So, what should small business…[...]

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Many challenges can crop up when working on a construction project. Among these challenges, errors are the last thing that contractors or project owners want to face. Yet, they are not uncommon as you navigate the process. Design errors or mistakes are one such issue that can result in serious construction disputes and delays. It is important to determine who…[...]

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Construction projects are subject to many internal and external factors. Due to this, delays are not an uncommon occurrence. Whether delays are the result of bad weather conditions or supply chain issues, contractors and their clients cannot control every aspect of the project. Delay issues are very common construction disputes. Therefore, new and experienced contractors alike need to know when…[...]

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Nearly every day, a new article on artificial intelligence (AI) seems to pop-up, particularly in the context of its use in various business settings. Many California employers may already use AI, while others are looking to implement it in their operations. It is important to stay up to date with current trends in the business world and the employment arena. CONSIDER…[...]

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Whether you are opening the doors of your first small business, or you are growing your business, hiring employees is a critical step. Approaching this process can be overwhelming, especially while balancing other aspects of your business. A CHALLENGING FIRST STEP Employment plays a key role in your business, yet it is often the area that involves the biggest risk…[...]

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It is important to be selective when choosing a business partner. You want a partner who is diligent, reliable and honest with a good business sense. However, even if your business partner is your closest friend, family member or spouse, you could run into challenges as you operate and grow your small business. If you face a partnership dispute, you do…[...]

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Concerns about inflation are leading to financial stress for nearly everyone across the country – including small business owners. It can already be difficult to strike a balance between running a business and efficiently managing finances, and the current circumstances are weighing heavily on business owners. Financial stress can escalate quickly. This is especially true considering that claims of unpaid…[...]

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Like any creative business, architects rely on their intellectual property. Their designs are at the center of their work. For example, as we discussed in a previous post, many architects nowadays focus on creating new ways for their building designs to be environmentally friendly and sustainable. However, nearly every form of intellectual property faces the risk of theft or infringement…[...]

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Businesses must be open to change. It is essential to survive in the business world, regardless of the industry. This goes hand-in-hand with the necessity to change along with consumer needs and values as well. With the increasing emphasis on sustainability across industries, many businesses have had to make their processes and products more environmentally friendly. However, in terms of…[...]

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