by Francine Ward | Mar 17, 2020 | Air Travel, Business, CoVID-19, Ethical dilemmas, Fear, Intellectual Property
CoVID-19. Coronavirus. The flu-like virus that no one quite expected to take over the Spring of 2020. It started in China, and now it’s taking America to the societal cleaners. Streets are bare. Grocery stores have been wiped out. Basketball season has been...
by Francine Ward | Sep 20, 2019 | Business, Business Law, Copyright., Copyrights, nonprofit board member, nonprofit charity, Nonprofit Organization, Uncategorized
What are Non Profit Organizations? Nonprofits. Not-for-Profit. A non profit organization (NPO) is an organization whose profits, or revenues above operating expenses, go back into the organization in order to fulfill its stated mission. Unlike regular...
by Francine Ward | Jul 18, 2018 | Business, Francine D. Ward, Legal Blog
Amazon recently found another way to get packages even quicker to its customers. Last week the e-commerce giant announced that they have a new entrepreneurial program called the Delivery Service Partners. With an investment of as little as 10K, a small business owner...
by Francine Ward | Dec 16, 2016 | Business, Legal, Legal Blog, Legal Information
To fans of NFL football, The Oakland Raiders are truly an iconic team. They are known for their gritty play, as well as their eclectic and sometimes eccentric players – where the rebels and castaways of the NFL frequently wind up, and often make big on their second...
by Francine Ward | Jul 24, 2016 | Business, Francine D. Ward, Legal Blog
APP. Mobile Messaging. California based attorney Mark Geragos, who has represented high profile clients such as Michael Jackson and Scott Peterson, is now taking on Snapchat, a mobile messaging app launched in 2011, which allows users to share videos, photos, text and...
by Francine Ward | Jul 12, 2016 | Business, Business entities, Intellectual Property Protection, Legal Blog
Trademark Infringement. When people think of trademark lawsuits they usually don’t expect institutions of learning to be involved, but most colleges, universities, and private schools are in fact businesses and compete for tuition money with other schools, thus their...
