Limiting The Anti-Hacker Law
Do You Use Your Company’s Computers to Access Restricted Files? In a newly decided case, Van Buren v. United States, the
What is a Performance Rights Organization (PRO)?
A Performance Rights Organization, or PRO, is an organization that collects royalties on behalf of songwriters and publishers for public performances
What is an LLP versus an LLC?
An LLP is a Limited Liability Partnership and is, simply put, a cross between a corporation and a partnership that allows
What are the differences between single, double, and triple net leases?
A net lease is the term used to describe a type of lease agreement that requires the tenant to pay, in
Classifying Workers as Independent Contractors
It is important to properly classify your workers because employee classification determines whether an employer must withhold income taxes and pay
Can a contract be null and void without revocation of the initial offer?
If you are entering into a contract in Florida, it is important to know whether the contract is actually enforceable or
What is the sales tax on selling a business in Florida?
Whether you are selling or purchasing a business in Florida, it is important to know what taxes will be imposed, and
What is the Branch Profits Tax?
There are multiple routes that a foreign company can take to establish its presence in the U.S. market. Two common forms
Can a spouse make you liable for debt?
Determining whether or not you are liable for your spouse’s debts begins with finding out what property law your state follows.
Unauthorized Interception of Radio or Satellite Communications
Federal Law Federal law prohibits people who transmit or receive wire or radio communications from broadcasting such communications to unauthorized persons.