by Francine Ward | Nov 24, 2018 | Legal, Legal Blog, Legal Information, Social Media in the Workplace, Social media law, social media policy
Social Media Policies. NLRB. Good news for employers with a social media policy. It’s your time and it’s a new day. If you have implemented reasonable social media policies and workplace civility policies, your holiday present is a more employer-friendly National...
by Francine Ward | Oct 21, 2018 | Legal Blog, multitasking
Multitasking. Distraction. Multitasking is REALLY overrated. There is a great article in one of my legal monthly periodicals titled, “Work, Interrupted: Distractions are Costing You and Your Law Firm.” While the focus of the article is on lawyers and distraction, the...
by Francine Ward | Oct 1, 2018 | Legal Blog
Are you interested in setting up a non-profit? If so are you… Contemplating forming a non=profit organization or a not for profit foundation? Considering qualifying as a 501(c)3 charity? 501 (c)4? 501(c)5? 501(c)6? 501(c)7? Other 501(c)? Not sure about the...
by Francine Ward | Sep 25, 2018 | Legal Blog, nonprofit charity, Nonprofit Organization
Do you wonder about the different types of non-profits, and what to consider when starting one? Firstly, lets delve into what a non-profit is. A non-profit organization (NPO) is an organization whose profits, or revenues above operating expenses, go back into the...
by Francine Ward | Sep 23, 2018 | Copyright Attorney, Copyright Information, Copyright infringement, Copyright law, Copyright Lawyer, Copyright Office, Copyright protection, Copyright Registration, Francine Ward, Legal Blog
How to Copyright Something. Every single day writers, editors and musicians create original works of art and authorship too express their unique ideas. These original works are protected the moment they are created and fixed in a tangible format. So, Copyright...
by Francine Ward | Sep 18, 2018 | Intellectual Property, intellectual property copyright, Intellectual Property Information, Legal Blog
Intellectual Property. Mergers and Acquisitions. Whether you are merging or acquiring a small business or a larger conglomerate enterprise, there are a number of intellectual property (IP) factors to take into account. Consider these things BEFORE final arrangements...
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