What is Prime Bank Instrument Fraud?
The U.S Department of Treasury Bureau of Fiscal Service has generally classified fraud schemes that go by a variety of names
How Can Partnerships Satisfy Tax Capital Reporting Requirements?
A partnership capital account shows the equity in a partnership that is owned by each partner. The account typically records and
Can a U.S. Non-Profit Organization Use a Song for Commercial and Noncommercial Purposes?
Music has a special ability to elicit emotion and bring people together. It’s no wonder that some of the most well-known
What kind of Copyright Protection does a Song have?
Over the last century, the United States has enacted various copyright protection laws that have expanded the lifetime of copyright protection
Where is venue proper when filing a defamation case?
In a newly decided District Court case, the court made a ruling impacting where venue is proper when filing a defamation
Fiduciary Duties of Title Insurance Agents
Title insurance agents owe their clients the fiduciary duties of loyalty, disclosure, care, and confidentiality. They must always act with the
How Can OnlyFans Stars Protect Themselves Legally?
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What is the statute of limitations on a Defamation claim?
Defamation is defined as the act of damaging another individual’s good reputation or character, which is typically categorized into slander or
What Is the Difference Between a Franchise and An Authorized Dealer?
Oftentimes people use the words dealer and franchise interchangeably, however, there are notable differences between the two. Franchises are agreements between
What is a “statutory employer” in the context of labor and employment law?
Why does my W-2 say I am a statutory employee? What is a statutory employee? If your W-2 says you are