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Michigan Small Business Law

As an owner of a small business in Michigan, you have the responsibility of ensuring that your business complies with federal and state laws and regulations. This means ensuring that the required taxes are paid, employees are receiving their rightful compensation and benefits and keeping business property up to health and safety codes. For business […]

North Carolina Small Business Law

Starting up and owning a small business as an owner can often be riskier than it is rewarding. There’s a multitude of North Carolina and federal business laws you and your business will need to abide. Cutting legal corners for a competitive edge or merely for survival in your market could land your business and […]

Ohio Small Business Law

When creating a new small business in Ohio, you’ll need to learn about many small business law topics. The more you learn about the laws affecting your personal and business liability, the better you can protect yourself from costly penalties and criminal charges. For business owners in Cleveland, Cincinnati or Columbus, it’s important to understand […]

Wisconsin Small Business Law

As a Wisconsin small business owner, you and your company are responsible for complying with federal, state and local laws. If you’re new to owning a small business, this can be especially intimidating as a small mistake could cost your business its ability to stay afloat in the market. For business owners in Green Bay, […]

Professional Licenses

Do I Have to Reveal a Criminal Conviction on my License Application? If the question is asked of you on a license application then you should answer it honestly. A dishonest answer may be grounds for denying your license and may create more problems for you than a simple admission (and explanation) of your prior conviction. When […]

Anti-Spam Laws

Spam is unsolicited, non-­compensated commercial electronic mail sent in bulk that is usually fraudulent or deceptive in nature. On December 16, 2003, President Bush signed into law the Controlling the Assault of Non-­Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act (CAN-­SPAM Act), which establishes a framework of administrative, civil, and criminal tools to help consumers, businesses, and families […]

Cannabis Law

Not that many years ago, cannabis law only existed in the context of criminal charges. However, cannabis law now also covers business, licensing, and compliance. It is often called cannabusiness or cannabiz.  With the state-by-state legalization of marijuana since 2012, cannabis is now a full-blown industry. However, when deciding to enter the cannabis business, there […]

What is pitting edema?

If you depress the skin of a swollen area (e.g., leg) with a finger and the pressing causes an indentation in the skin that persists for some time after the release of the pressure, it is pitting edema. Any form of pressure, such as from the elastic part of socks, can induce the pitting of […]

What is non-pitting edema?

Non-pitting edema is where there is not a persistent indentation to the skin. It normally affects the arms and legs. Non-pitting edema can occur in certain disorders of the lymphatic system such as primary (congenital) lymphedema, which is either a congenital absence of, or abnormalities in, lymphatic tissue, or secondary lymphedema, an obstruction or a […]

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Chapter 11 bankruptcy usually involves a financially-struggling business attempting to reorganize its debts to return to profitability. Generally, companies that file for Chapter 11 seek debt relief as part of a new business plan. After going through bankruptcy, any included debts are discharged. Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings can be complex. If you want to know […]