Building one’s brand is an essential part of running a successful business in Georgia. Simply building a brand is not enough if one does not also make an effort to protect it. Trademarking important information like names and logos is one of the easiest steps a...
Dealing with disputes is an important -- if not unfortunate -- task that most business owners must deal with at some point. Heading straight to court is not always the answer, though. Indeed, many business disputes can be addressed outside of Georgia’s court system...
Georgia homeowners and business owners alike often turn to security companies and technology for protecting their properties. However, a recent lawsuit filed by the security company ADT alleges that some customers could be confused by an alleged trademark...
When you run a business, you often find yourself having to handle tasks you’ve never encountered before. More than likely, especially if your business in the tech field, you will have to investigate a sexual harassment complaint at some point. Unfortunately, according...
The average business in Georgia might employ both employees and independent contractors. As an employer, correctly classifying workers is essential for meeting legal obligations. However, some business owners struggle to differentiate between an employee and a...
The recent economic uncertainties of the past year may have you wondering whether you want to continue working for someone else or if it may be time to take your great idea and start your own business. Perhaps this plan has been on your back burner for years, and now...
Running a business means being prepared for all sorts of eventualities. Although you may have felt you were prepared for any eventuality, you still ended up having to deal with the more unpleasant side of the business world -- disputes. Business disputes can interrupt...
Protecting one’s business requires a multifaceted approach. Nondisclosure agreements can be an important part of this approach, and are exceptionally useful for protecting intellectual property. Georgia business owners may want to consider some of the following...
The “gig economy” has opened up a world of possibility for many companies as well as workers who now classify themselves as independent contractors. It lets many workers enjoy much greater flexibility while providing services to the businesses that use them for a much...
Forming a Georgia business with one or several partners offers you a chance to share the responsibilities and challenges business owners often face. You and your partners may have to share the profits, but you also help each other carry the load by using your...