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Likelihood of Confusion in Trademarks

August 21, 2019 / by Kameron Kramer / Intellectual Property, Trademarks / 0 comments

For many businesses, brand name protection is one of their most important assets. Brands helps customers identify a particular business as the source of that business’s goods or services. And once consumers find a brand they like, they’re loyal to it. Take Corona, for example. Come Cinco de Mayo every year in the U.S., you […]

August 2019: Ask A Lawyer: Joseph Turner

August 19, 2019 / by Sean Friend / Ask A Lawyer, Best of Burque / 0 comments

In our fourteenth installment of “Ask a Lawyer” we featured questions from Joseph Turner. [Albuquerque Journal: ‘Ask a Lawyer’ Talks to Joseph Turner] Read it here Question 1 QUESTION: : I own a construction company and several years ago I built a neighborhood of 12 houses on two streets. While my company provided most of […]

Slingshot is a Fastest Growing Company!

August 14, 2019 / by Sean Friend / Best of Burque, New Mexico / 0 comments

Slingshot is honored to be noted as a Fastest Growing Company in New Mexico for 2019. We simply couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you to our clients for helping us grow! For many businesses, growth is the key to unlocking success. Megan Martin Albuquerque Business First [link] Albuquerque Business First presents this prestigious award to the […]

Thinking about buying an existing business?

August 12, 2019 / by Lewis Terr / Business Tips, Small Business / 2 comments

If you are presented with the opportunity to buy an existing business, you may be attracted to the idea of walking into an income-producing business with a great location, a good reputation, and loyal customers. The price is something you can manage, and the owner says he is selling the business because he wants to […]

Part 2: The Most Common Lawsuits Filed Against Small Business Owners- #5- Breach of Contract

August 7, 2019 / by Larry Donahue / Contracts, Small Business / 0 comments

Breach of contract means just that; a contract has been “breached” or broken. There are varying degrees of breach ranging anywhere from no performance at all to some/minimal performance. Lets break the concepts down to their most basic elements and examine them further. There are two common forms of breach; anticipatory breach and actual breach. […]

August 2019: Ask A Lawyer: Ross Perkal

August 5, 2019 / by Sean Friend / Ask A Lawyer, Best of Burque / 0 comments

In our thirteenth installment of “Ask a Lawyer” we featured questions from Ross Perkal. [Albuquerque Journal: ‘Ask a Lawyer’ Talks to Ross Perkal] Read it here Question 1 QUESTION: I read in a previous installment of Ask A Lawyer your advice on how to collect on a debt owed to your business once you have […]

The 5 Most Common Lawsuits Filed Against Small Business Owners.

July 31, 2019 / by Larry Donahue / Employee Management, Employment Law, Human Resources, Small Business / 0 comments

Is your business doing all it can to avoid these types of lawsuits? I recently did some research into the most common lawsuits that are filed against small business owners. What I see coming across my desk here at the L4SB office matches what is happening across the country. Article after article, case after case […]

From Concept to Customer: Rolling Forward with Your Food Truck Idea

July 25, 2019 / by Kameron Kramer / Business Law, LLC, Small Business, Trademarks / 0 comments

It usually goes something like this: while visiting a friend in Portland, you stopped by one of the city’s 50+ food cart pods the day it wasn’t raining and about midway through your $9 latin-roasted chicken with chimichurri and crispy potatoes so delicious you think it must have been prepared by a Peruvian god, it […]

Deepfakes

July 23, 2019 / by Kameron Kramer / Copyright, Intellectual Property, Lawsuit / 0 comments

It’s hard to deny our affinity for creativity when it comes to enhancing selfies, vacation photos, or everyday moments with friends. Photo alteration, or manipulation, has been around for more than a century. Ansel Adams enthusiasts know he manipulated his distinct landscape images by creating darkroom exposure techniques. These days, filters on Snapchat and Instagram […]

Welcome to the team, Joseph Turner!

July 17, 2019 / by Sean Friend / Business Law, Small Business / 0 comments

We are pleased to announce the newest member of the Slingshot Team, Joseph Turner! Joe is a graduate of the University of New Mexico School of Law and was admitted into the New Mexico Bar in 2015. Read more about Joe in Albuquerque Business First’s People on the Move. Practice Areas Joe’s practice areas are Breach of Contract, Business […]

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