by admin | Jan 23, 2020 | Art of Preventing Stupid, Blog, Kansas Business Law, Legally Protected Business, Oklahoma Business Law
An Apple a Day For Your Business Problems “I know it when I see it,” said Potter Stewart in the court case Jacobellis v. Ohio speaking of obscenity. This is a bunch of bunk. Seeing doesn’t mean seeing. After all, the saying “If it was a snake it would have bitten...
by admin | Jan 2, 2020 | Blog, Custom Legal Department (CLD), Dispute Resolution, Kansas Business Law, Legal Mistakes, Legally Protected Business, Oklahoma Business Law
Legal Mistake #8: Are You Protected From the Government? I have a two and a half inch thick book of transportation regulations sitting on the window ledge behind my desk. I pull it out about once a week to look up something. As I do, I shake my head and say, “We...
by admin | Dec 26, 2019 | Blog, Kansas Business Law, Legal Mistakes, Legally Protected Business, Oklahoma Business Law, Property
Legal Mistake #7: Is Your Property Properly Protected? The three areas of concern have to do with real, personal, and intellectual property. Do Protect Your Real Property Real property involves contracts, leases, and deeds, and is generally document driven. It is very...
by admin | Dec 19, 2019 | Blog, Kansas Business Law, Legal Mistakes, Legally Protected Business, Oklahoma Business Law
Legal Mistake #6: You Fail to Make Good Policies and Operating Procedures Preparing policies and procedures can be very tedious work. Because of this, they are frequently put off. In areas ranging from human resources to operations to safety, however, they can be...
by admin | Dec 12, 2019 | Blog, Insurance, Kansas Business Law, Legal Mistakes, Legally Protected Business, Oklahoma Business Law
admin The three main types of insurance that companies deal with are property, workers’ compensation, and liability insurance. Don’t Set Your Limits Too Low Knowing how much is reasonable frequently poses significant issues for companies. Because lawyers know the...
by admin | Jul 18, 2019 | Business Agreements, Kansas Business Law, Oklahoma Business Law
Three ElementsUsing contracts is essential when conducting business transactions for several reasons. A well-drafted contract protects your interests and reduces the chance of a lawsuit because of a misunderstanding. A written contract, when it contains the necessary...
