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Contract Danger Zones – A Lesson in Reading the Fine Print

February 25, 2009

Written By Ryal W. Tayloe

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How “Green” Can You Go?

February 4, 2009

Written By Amy P. Wang

Socially-conscious and responsible companies such as those that inhabit the tech world are working hard to make certain that their manufacturing processes and buildings…

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Protecting Your Personal Assets: Avoiding a Creditor’s Attempt to Hold You Personally Liable for the Actions of Your Business

January 24, 2009

Written By Lee C. Hodge

What is Limited Liability? Limited liability is one of the cornerstones of American business law. Limited liability means that an owner of a business…

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Protecting Your Assets in Tough Economic Times

January 20, 2009

Written By Eldridge D. Dodson and John R. Sloan and Matthew W. Thompson

Protecting your assets from potential creditors always should be a major planning consideration. In tough economic times, however, asset protection becomes an even more…

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The Bayh-Dole Act’s U.S. Manufacturing Preference and the Global Marketplace: The Importance of Waivers

January 8, 2009

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The Tax Benefits of the 2009 Stimulus Act: What’s In It For You?

January 5, 2009

An article in the Spring 2009 edition of this newsletter provided an overview of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (“Stimulus Act”)…

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Arbitration: Is It Right For Your Company?

November 22, 2007

Written By Alexander C. Dale

Business disputes are inevitable. They can occur within a company or between companies. The forum and process for resolving disputes can differ greatly, and…