Registering your creative works with the US Copyright Office has its perks, but not all works are worth registering. So which of your works are worth it?

In short - no.

In fact, you're not even legally required to use any contracts in your business (for the most part... sometimes you are - check your state law!)

However, every entrepreneur knows that contracts are necessary to protect themselves and their business.  

But, extra-savvy entrepreneurs also know that contracts do much more than just protect their business interests – contracts are, in fact, vital to the growth an...

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In April 2012, President Obama signed into law the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (JOBS Act), a multifaceted piece of legislation intended to make it easier for small companies to gain access to the funding necessary to start and run their businesses.

Title III of the JOBS Act was enacted in order to upgrade the provisions of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, which required companies t...

Every business, big or small, will at any given point in their lifespan need some type of contract. In this day and age one can find just about anything on the internet, and form agreements are no exception. While it may be tempting to simply fill in your information and print out a ready-made contract, one should think twice before blindly relying on any agreement created on a Legal Documents/Forms website, or even worse, fou...