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I recently sat down at our new office in Ponce City Market and talked with a few serial entrepreneur friends about why we’re opening an Atlanta office and how we’re going to…

In part one of this series, I talked about foreign regulations, CAN-SPAM and hosting contracts. In part two, I talked about some intellectual property issues. In this part three, I’ll cover minors,…

We just celebrated our 20th anniversary on May 20th of this year. The 20 years have flown by quickly. I estimate that we have worked with over 5,000 clients, mostly entrepreneurs, during…

“It’s our company, shouldn’t we already own our shares?” This question is one of the most common that I hear during my initial discussions with entrepreneurs organizing a company. For entrepreneurs who…

  Back when Pluto was still a planet          and Bob Dole was challenging ClintonThe “Macarena” wasn’t old yet          and for internet you had to…

Under the Department of Labor’s updated overtime rules, employers may need to pay their workers quite a bit more in salary or plan to pay overtime when the rule becomes effective. Currently,…

A growing trend towards greater corporate social responsibility may include something that you’ve never heard of. While many companies have long prided themselves on being good corporate citizens, an increasing number of…

In part one of this series, I gave some examples to show that the internet is not the Wild West. I talked about foreign regulations, CAN-SPAM and hosting contracts. This second part…

Your team spent months looking at office spaces…you found the perfect space. You spent weeks sending term sheets back and forth…you’re comfortable with the economic terms. Your broker called…the landlord delivered the…

In June of last year, Dell released its findings of the Global Women Entrepreneur Leaders Scorecard (essentially, a report card that measures the growth and other aspects of female-owned businesses around the…