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What You Need to Know About L3Cs
You may have heard of an L3C, which sounds a lot like an LLC, but with a number. What is this mysterious, numbered entity type? Click here to learn more about the social enterprise vehicle that never really got off the ground.
B(r)and On the Run: Trademark Registrations for Recording Artists
Eminem, Lizzo, and ABBA. The names of recording artists, or registered trademarks? Why not both?
If you’re a recording artist, your name or band name may be an important part of your identity, and a valuable asset in its own right that can be turned into merchandising and licensing revenues. Learn what goes into registering a trademark for your name or band name.
Can I Negotiate That?
Ever received a contract that you aren’t happy with and don’t know how to proceed? Don’t be afraid to ask for changes!
What’s a Social Enterprise?
Social enterprises are becoming increasingly popular as younger generations and other more socially conscious consumers look to brands that reflect their personal values. If you’ve heard of social enterprises and are curious about what they are, read more.
S Corps for LLCs
S Corps, despite the name, aren’t really a type of corporation. Indeed, LLCs can be S Corps too, and making the switch might help you save on your taxes. Click through to find out more.
Copyright as Leverage
Find out how creative service professionals can use copyrights to help get paid.
Most service agreements that produce copyrightable works give an unconditional copyright grant to the client as a matter of course. What this post presupposes is: maybe they shouldn’t.
Branding Blind: The Cost of Neglecting Trademark Due Diligence Just Went Up
A recent Supreme Court decision increases the risk of launching a brand without first searching to see if anyone else already has trademark rights. Ignorance is no longer bliss when it comes to disgorging your profits.