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Business Law

How You Can Protect Your Rights as an Employee in the Workplace

Employees in the modern workplace are not merely cogs in a machine. They contribute to their work and help make profits for their employers or customers. They are the most important part of an organization and should be valued in the best way possible. But some employers tend to abuse their power in the workplace

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Why Business Law is Important to Every Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurs are people who operate a business, often at great risk. They’re staking their ideas, values, and even finances on the line, with a small percentage of success. However, should they find success, they will reap great rewards. And perhaps, this is the primary reason why many people are enamored with the idea of an

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Workplace Safety: Keep Employees Safe and Your Business Out of Legal Trouble

Accidents happen in the workplace a lot. Around the globe, 340 million workplace accidents happen every year. Meanwhile, around 2.3 million people, unfortunately, don’t survive workplace accidents and illnesses. Most Common Workplace Accidents Many accidents may occur in the workplace. Some of the most common are as follows: Slips and falls – A person can

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Legal Issues that Most Businesses Face

Businesses are very vulnerable to lawsuits, especially small businesses. One out of three small businesses is threatened with litigation each year. Altogether, they spend over $100 billion on legal action. If you want to protect your business from getting sued or being threatened with a lawsuit, you need to be informed about some of the most

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Legal Ramifications of a Multinational Business

Imagine the following scenario. You are a citizen of Country A, a small, developing nation. You decide to move to Country B, a large, developed nation. After a few months, you start a trading business and open a small office. You hire a few local workers to take care of daily essentials and a few

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3 Things First-Time Entrepreneurs Need to Know About Employment Disputes

Employment disputes often equate to financial losses and organizational unrest. They’re frustrating not only to the employer and the employees directly involved but to the company as a whole. Rarely do these things happen without everybody in the office knowing a thing or two about the dispute. How you handle it as an employer will

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Business Law

Four Situations That Call for a Business Lawyer

Running a business entails efficient juggling of core operational systems. There’s marketing management to perfect. There’s inventory management to master. And there’s people management to intuit. In all of these systems, problems can easily arise. If the mishap is something you can fix internally, that’s all well and good. But what happens if the issue

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Business Law

Lawful Good: How the Law Can Help Your Business Grow

Whether you want to begin selling your artwork or grow your existing business, there are so many hats that an entrepreneur needs to wear. You will need to become as expert as you are able in every aspect of the business world. Unfortunately, everyone will have advice for you, and information overload is ever around

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Business Law

3 Legal Issues Every Business Owner Needs to Prepare For

Running a startup is never easy, and one wrong move can destroy your business entirely. Not only will you have to worry about day-to-day operations, but you also have to learn how to navigate the complexities of business law. But unlike multinational corporations, small businesses often lack the resources to retain a lawyer, let alone

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Are Employers Obligated to Pay Their Employees During Quarantine?

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting businesses around the world. While essential businesses like hospitals, restaurants, and supermarkets continue to operate, many non-essential businesses are either temporarily closing or shifting their workforce to a work from home scheme. What this means for the country’s workforce, however, is that many businesses are facing losses from the low

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