Advertising is often a challenge for small businesses.  One central source of business revenue is often the internet, and therefore Google.  The FTC has recently ruled on the many questions … [Read more...]

All good things must come to an end. So, too, must every contract. In an ideal world, a contract terminates when all parties have done what they promised to do in the contract. In the real world, the … [Read more...]

We have written before about cash flow often being the antithesis to a small business.  Here is an informative article from Work It Richmond regarding three investors perspective on how they like … [Read more...]

Interesting article about upcoming changes to U.S. Patent Law from Work It Richmond this morning.  http://workitrichmond.com/2012/09/06/patent-laws-poised-big-shift/ … [Read more...]

A question that often arises when a person starts contemplating divorce is “What impact will the current economy have on me if I’m divorced?”  This is a valid question to ask before initiating divorce … [Read more...]

In Virginia, if you sue someone for a wrong they have committed against you unless your case falls into a statutory exception or you have an attorney fee provision in your written agreement - you will … [Read more...]

A few months back we wrote about crowdfunding (http://www.wmmlegal.com/crowdfunding-and-capital-a-potential-lifeline-for-small-businesses).  While the possiblities seem fruitful, the semantics of … [Read more...]

  As the final days of summer wind down, many families with children are gearing up for another school year.  As new activities, sports, and classes are scheduled, it is important to pause give … [Read more...]