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Copyright Infringement and Billing the Federal Government
Copyright Infringement and Billing the Federal Government Recent developments coming to light regarding the use of music in torture by the CIA in Guantanamo indicated that Canadian industrial band Skinny Puppy’s music was one of the artists whose music was being used....
Colorado’s “Facebook Law”
Colorado's "Facebook Law" For many businesses trying to sort through applicants for an open position at their company, it has become routine to run a Google search of applicants to find out more about them. This can quickly lead to finding their Facebook or other...
How to Protect Your Business Name or Idea
After you have researched whether or not your business name or idea is being used by anyone else, see How to Research Your Business Name and How to Research Your Business Idea, it is important to take measures to protect it appropriately. If the idea is an invention,...
Short & Simple Open Source Software Licenses
As part of our series on open source software licenses, we have already discussed the GNU General Public License, the GNU Lesser GPL, and the Apache License. This time, we will discuss two other popular open source software licenses that are much shorter and simpler....
GNU Lesser GPL and Apache Software Licenses
We’ve already discussed the most popular open source software license, the GNU General Public License (GPL), as part of our series on open source software licenses, but this time we will review a common variation of the GPL known as the Lesser GPL and the Apache...
Open Source and the GNU General Public License
This post begins a series on open source software licenses. Look forward to forthcoming posts covering more open source software licenses, as well as the differences between them. First of all, what is an open source software license? Open source software licenses are...
How to Research Your Business Idea
If you are thinking about starting a new business, or just thought of an idea for a business, many people think someone out there is already doing it and that they should not bother. Instead of stopping there, why not spend just a few moments putting this idea to the...
Colorado Benefit Corporations
Last year, Colorado, with the passage of HB 13-1138, the “Public Benefit Corporation Act of Colorado,” joined a growing minority of states that have passed legislation enabling the incorporation of “benefit corporations.” Benefit corporations are a corporation that...
New Business Growth in Colorado
New businesses and entrepreneurship are on the rise in the Centennial State. The Quarterly Business and Economic Indicators Report from the Secretary of State’s office, covering the second quarter of this year, has shown that new business entity filings have increased...
Colorado Job Creation & Main Street Revitalization Tax Credits
Colorado was actually one of the first states to pioneer economic competition through the use of tax credits by being the second state to adopt a tax credit program for historic preservation back in 1991, but the law remained largely unchanged until recently. House...


Federal Injunction Currently Suspending Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements
Federal Injunction Currently Suspending Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements On December 3, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas issued a nationwide preliminary injunction on enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA)....
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