A software vendor offered "free" CDs to consumers for the cost of shipping and handling ($1.99 to 2.99). However, the fine print required the consumers to return …
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Outsourcing: Why You Should Use Work-For-Hire Agreements In Your Business
If you're outsourcing work, instead of doing it yourself or having an employee do it, you should consider using a work-for-hire contract to protect your legal …
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Opt Out of Pre-Approved Credit Offers
From annoying telemarketing calls to pre-approved credit card junk mail, reduce the unwanted info overload by calling 1-888-5-OPTOUT (567-8688).Hat tip to the …
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Some Lawyers Claim Internet Infringement Is A Lost Cause
Intellectual property lawyers attending the conference of the Association of National Advertiser's Law and Business Affairs complained about the futility of trying to stop …
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Marketing Versus Spamming MySpace
Although MySpace.com is officially a social networking site, as a practical matter it has been used since its inception for marketing. Music groups were the first …
Internet Attorney: Background Checks
I was recently involved in a business transaction with someone who claimed to be an Internet attorney, had a reputation for being such with mutual acquaintances, …
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