The rules about unpaid leave can be quite confusing, and if you own a small business in Florida, you must understand and adhere to those rules or you’ll inevitably find yourself in legal trouble. An experienced Daytona Beach small business lawyer can help you understand paid leave, wage-and-hour laws, and the other regulations that apply […]

Every survey taken about the business climate and the best place to start a profession puts Florida at or near the top. If you’re looking for a good place to start your small company, Florida should be high on your list, according to a new study by the consumer website NerdWallet. As Daytona Beach business lawyers, we know

The PNC Financial Services Group has conducted a biannual profession survey since 2003. Their survey for Fall 2015 reflects increasing optimism among Florida’s small and mid-sized company owners. Looking ahead into the next six months, 85 percent of company owners in Florida are optimistic about their operations’ prospects, 58 percent expect to see increasing sales, and almost two-thirds

A trademark can be any word, name, symbol, or any combination thereof used to identify and distinguish the goods or services of one seller from those of another. Registration of a logo is not a legal requirement, but if you own a small business, you absolutely should register your logo with the help of an experienced Daytona Beach

What’s the difference between a domain name and a fictitious name? There’s sometimes confusion about the names that businesses use, so you might want to take a look at the definitions our trademark attorneys want to share: Business Entity Name: Filing your business entity name with the Florida Department of State registers you to conduct business legally in

One of the most important aspects of public awareness for any business is creating a symbol, name, or symbol that people can instantly identify – a trademark. Trademark laws are crafted to help businesses create and maintain public awareness and to prevent other people from either innocently or intentionally exploiting the trust a business has worked