The Virginia Legislature just voted to decriminalize possession of up to one ounce of cannabis: here’s what it means

Split sheets are vital for songwriters; without them you may be giving away most of the ownership in your music, and you lose control of how each song can be used.

The FDA released new CBD guidance on November 25, 2019. If you’re in or just considering CBD sales, it might help you understand where the FDA is headed with CBD regulation

Are you a privately owned company using “comp time” for your employees? Read this post before you get sued. Or after, if that’s your thing

Paying someone a salary doesn’t make them Exempt from minimum wage and overtime laws. There’s a 3 part test to confirm, employee exemption, and the salary question is literally the easiest question. Read on to find out more.

Founders in start-ups often believe they can be paid in equity or stock instead of cash, but that’s often illegal, regardless of what your friend’s uncle told you.

A lot of people know that they need an LLC for their new business idea, but there are more options than you might think, each with its own risks and benefits. While LLCs are often a good move, they’re not always the best for a new business.

A lot of legal concepts have big grey areas.  This isn’t one of those topics.

            When you get yourself a Spotify/Pandora/Tidal/Soundcloud account, whether or not you pay for the service, you’ve agreed by its terms to only use it for personal use.  Funnily enough, that actually doesn’t matter much here for the business owner, because Spotify cancelling your account isn’t going to be your biggest concern.