I saw
a great article awhile back in Entrepreneur and thought
I should post the article for those in the formation stages of
their next business venture.
I can't stress enough how much time and energy it takes to launch a
start-up, and just how
much the success or failure of a budding new company rests on the
people involved. I see it everyday as an Indiana
technology lawyer involved in Indiana entrepreneurial law.
You can count on spending hours upon hours of the day with your
business...
I am speaking this afternoon at the MBO Conference on the Legal Landscape of
Corporate Blogging. It was an honor to be invited to
participate in this year's conference, and I am truly looking
forward to the time.As an Indiana technology lawyer I monitor areas of law that impact my clients' business worlds. My colleagues and I monitor Internet laws, privacy laws, ASP law, SaaS law, cloud computing law, and various other areas of business law to best advise our clients on how to navigate the...Read More »
This is part III of a hilarious
article by Robert Ambrogi on the IMS Expert Services blog. I am
an Indiana technology lawyer focusing on entrepreneurial law, SaaS
business law and technology law. As such, this article hits
home as it lies at the intersection of social media and legal
process. Enjoy.
4. Lawyer's blogging
backfires
A California lawyer learned the hard way to watch what you say on your blog. His posts helped earn him a suspension from law practice. But the case has an unusual...
Read More »A California lawyer learned the hard way to watch what you say on your blog. His posts helped earn him a suspension from law practice. But the case has an unusual...
This article is just too good and
deserves a repost on the Business & Culture Blog. I am an
Indiana technology lawyer focusing on entrepreneurial law, SaaS
business law and technology law. As such, this article hits
home as it lies at the intersection of social media and legal
process. The article is by Robert Ambrogi and posted on the
IMS
Expert Services blog. I will repost it in 3 parts - all
are worth reading.What happens in Vegas stays in
Vegas. The same is not true of what happens...
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This ticks me off. I
understand that in a struggling economy the State needs to make
budget cuts, but instead of cutting spending in areas that
ultimately do not lead to economic improvement, our State
representatives are considering cutting spending in an area that
have been the lifeblood of the State for the last quarter century –
technology.This may have a huge impact on my clients as my law practice centers on Indiana technology businesses – helping technology businesses get innovations to...Read More »
Let's face it - most
contract terms are boring. SaaS licensors and their customers
want to close deals. They want to hammer out the business
terms and key legal terms and get the contract done. I don't
blame them. Nobody in their right mind wakes up in the
morning and says "I want to negotiate a contract today."After weeks (or even months) of negotiations over key business and legal terms, the parties often are left with a few miscellaneous "legal" terms that seem more of a burden than...Read More »
Congratulations to
Indiana technology / SaaS company Compendium
Blogware who was named as one of America's Most Promising
Startups by Business Week
this last week.Compendium Blogware is a Web-based blogging platform built for businesses and organizations. With its administrative layers and proprietary compending feature that maximizes search engine optimization, the company offers businesses an innovative solution for lead generation, customer acquisition and humanizing their marketing.
My...Read More »
As many readers of this blog know, I am a business law attorney who
partners and provides legal counsel to Indiana technology and
software licensing companies. I have found that one of the
biggest headaches for business owners in these industries is making
wise hiring decisions - especially in hiring their sales
staff.
There is a fun blog article this week on Career
Builder's blog site entitled "Who
Would You Hire from the "Office": Three Tips on How to Find the
Best Salesperson". I am a big...Read More »
There is a fun blog article this week on Career
Builder's blog site entitled "Who
Would You Hire from the "Office": Three Tips on How to Find the
Best Salesperson". I am a big...Read More »It is with deepest pride, and greatest pleasure, that I announce
the newest additions to Alerding Castor Hewitt LLP, attorneys Eric
Davis and J.R. Hensley. A welcome supplement to our business
law staff, Eric and J.R. will each provide new and unique functions
to the team.
David Castor, a founding partner of Alerding Castor Hewitt, says, “We are excited about what Eric and J.R. will offer our clients. The caliber of these professionals – and their addition to our team – speaks to Alerding Castor...Read More »
David Castor, a founding partner of Alerding Castor Hewitt, says, “We are excited about what Eric and J.R. will offer our clients. The caliber of these professionals – and their addition to our team – speaks to Alerding Castor...Read More »
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