Larry Donahue is a managing member of the firm, with 30-years of experience as an attorney with a focus on Internet law, intellectual property, corporate law, and contracts. Larry leads the firm's Internet sales efforts. He is licensed in the states of Illinois and New Mexico, as well as at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
In a previous blog post, I talked about how Not Incorporating is Risky Business, which was directed at the sole proprietor and why they should consider incorporating their business. Suppose,...
A couple of months ago, I wrote a blog article entitled Trademarks: Delay can cost you, which went into some detail on the intricacies of trademark law. As a trademark...
Thank you to those who attended our presentation this Monday, April 18th, 2011! The Presentation If you attended our free seminar this Monday, you learned about basic steps you can...
Free seminar for business leaders! Moving beyond brick-and-mortar: clearing the legal hurdles for doing business on the Internet. Overview Many businesses are allured with the hope of revenues earned from...
In my previous blog post, I talked about how Evergreen Clauses should be avoided in your contracts. In this article, I talk about another thing to avoid in your contracts:...
Law 4 Small Business opens up in New Mexico, a law firm with advice and help tailored and priced specifically for small businesses ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, February 25, 2011 —...
If you’re interested in Evergreen Clauses, you should consider L4SB’s flat-rate contract review. Only $20/page (minimum 5 pages). In my previous blog post, Not incorporating is risky business, I suggested...
If you’re operating an unincorporated business, you’re spending more in taxes and you’re exposing yourself to liability. The U.S. Census Bureau says that in the U.S. in 2007, there were...
Rate and Review Us and help get the word out! Law 4 Small Business (L4SB) is working hard to get the word out, and you can help us. If you...
An aggressive rate, an aggressive offering Attorneys are loath to quote fixed-fee or flat-fee pricing for good reason: Everyone’s needs are different, and it’s very difficult to cast a broad...
Trademarks are very important to businesses for two primary reasons: First and foremost, they help identify and distinguish your goods or services to your customers. Second, they make it more...
When just a couple of customers refuse to pay their invoices, it starts a chain reaction from which the business owner couldn't recover, taking their thriving business from riches to rags