What is IOLTA and how does it work?
The Interest On Lawyers Trust Accounts program helps fund civil legal services
Legal Advice
Private sector v. public sector and COVID-19 vaccine mandates
The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has stated that a vaccine mandate is lawful as long as an employer offers exemptions for persons with disabilities and for persons with sincerely held religious beliefs
Exiting employee obligations
To avoid potential legal exposure, the key is to ensure that proper compensation is provided
H-2B visas in the hospitality industry and elsewhere can help with hiring shortages
Whether it is a one-time occurrence, or a seasonal, peak load, or intermittent need, any employer can utilize the H-2B Program to supplement its existing workforce
Foreign qualification doesn’t mean international
The term “foreign” in this context does not refer to international, but rather, the bank is asking if your company is registered to transact business in any state or jurisdiction other than New Hampshire.
New law clears way for ‘supported decision-making’
Under Senate Bill 134, “supported decisionmaking” agreements allow a chosen supporter to help a person with — but not make — basic life decisions about where to live and work
NFTs and intellectual property
How do you assess the value of an intangible, non-fungible asset?
A new president's administration takes a different tack on enforcement
Do you have a response plan if the feds come knocking?
What to know about trademarks
Understanding the basics can reap your business rewards
The battle to trademark ‘THE’
Behind the legal truce between THE Ohio State University and THE Marc Jacobs
