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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has finalized a sweeping update to its “Negative Option Rule,” a regulation that governs how businesses offer subscriptions, memberships, and recurring billing. If your company operates in this space, it’s time to pay attention — noncompliance now carries serious l
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In the world of social media, transparency matters. When influencers promote products or services in exchange for payment or perks, federal law requires them to let their audience know. This isn’t just an optional best practice—it’s the law. Under the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines, any m
When you’re working alongside someone to grow a business—whether it’s a side hustle, a new venture, or a joint project—it’s easy to assume that unless you’ve signed something formal, you’re not in an official partnership. However, the law may see things differently. This is where the concept of a de
In the world of marketing and branding, using celebrity images can be tempting. Celebrities draw attention, add credibility, and boost engagement. However, using a celebrity’s image without permission can open you up to lawsuits and expensive legal headaches. Here’s what you need to know about right
As a photographer, your images are your art, your business, and often your livelihood. But did you know that just taking a photo isn’t enough to fully protect it? While your images are automatically protected under U.S. copyright law the moment you create them, you must register them with the U.S. C
You spent time capturing the perfect photo—maybe it’s of a beautiful landscape, your art, or a candid moment from your life. Then suddenly, you see it reposted on a brand’s Instagram feed, used in a blog, or featured in an ad—without your name, credit, or consent. If this has happened to you, you’re
Imagine scrolling through Instagram or a company’s website and suddenly seeing your face—used in a post, in a thumbnail, or even printed on merchandise. You didn’t give permission, you didn’t approve it, and no one asked you. Now your identity is being used to promote someone else’s business, brand,
East Atlanta is one of the city’s most vibrant and fast-growing neighborhoods, but with that growth has come an increase in traffic — and unfortunately, more car accidents. Whether you were hit on Moreland Avenue, Memorial Drive, or a residential side street, a car crash can change your life in an i
Starting a business partnership can be exciting—whether it’s with a close friend, a colleague, or someone you trust in your industry. But while it’s tempting to dive right into business, taking the right legal steps early on can save you from major headaches down the road. Here’s what you need to kn
If you’ve applied for a trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), you may receive an Office Action. This is an official letter from the USPTO examining attorney outlining issues with your application that must be addressed before your trademark can proceed to registration
Si has sufrido un accidente y no fue tu culpa, es fundamental tomar las medidas correctas para proteger tu salud, tus derechos legales y la compensación a la que podrías tener derecho. A continuación, te explicamos los pasos clave que debes seguir: 1. Prioriza tu salud y seguridad Lo más importante
Signing a record label deal is a pivotal moment in any artist’s career, but rushing into an agreement without understanding the terms can lead to long-term financial and creative consequences. Negotiating a fair deal requires preparation, knowledge, and strategic negotiation. This guide will help yo