My Quarantine Business Retreat – Day 6
Employment law is changing every day as different CoVid-19 response measures get implemented. Make sure that you’re up to date with the latest. Check out the most recent updates for…
Turn Quarantine into a Business Retreat
Stuck working from home for the next two weeks? While some businesses may experience minimal disruption working from home, others may find the quarantine leaves them with an uncomfortable amount…
My Quarantine Business Retreat – Day 5
If you see Polaris often, you’ve heard us harp about your annual meeting. If you don’t see us often, you may not know that an annual meeting is a corporate…
My Quarantine Business Retreat – Day 4
All of us have a little “creator” in us. Some of us are writers. Some are artists. Some are exceptionally good conversationalists. Luna is a bit of a supermodel. If…
My Quarantine Business Retreat – Day 3
Sometimes, in the hustle and bustle of business, we forget to acknowledge and appreciate those who help us get there. Now is a great time to appreciate all of that…
My Quarantine Business Retreat – Day 2
Goal-setting is typically reserved for the new year and performance review. Now, you get to do a deep dive goal setting, thanks to the Coronavirus-19. If you already did this…
My Quarantine Business Retreat – Day 1
It’s your first day of business quarantine. What will you get your team to do?Put together a two-week training boot camp for your employees related to your business, all with…
20 Tips on Going International
Our friends at Katari Skincare wrote an informative blog on the top 20 tips for selling internationally. With their permission, we want to share this with you. The original post…
Outcome-Based Best Practice Creation in Regulatory Deserts
By Samantha Peaslee 2019 has been a year of AI assistants, voice-control devices, the Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain, and cybersecurity. For businesses in these spaces, there exists infinite opportunities…
How will the New Tax Law Affect Maintenance in Colorado?
Written by Catherine Reynolds Colorado Maintenance Law Prior to New Federal Tax LawEffective January 1, 2014, the Colorado legislator drastically changed the Colorado maintenance statute by adopting guidelines for maintenance…
Picture Perfect: Using Non-Infringing Material for Your Website
You have a wonderful website for your small business. You have regular posts, news, and points of sale. Your blog hosts creative and useful content every week. You just need…
Sanctions and Trade: Influencing Behavior or Inconveniencing Business?
On Friday, the United States imposed sanctions on a number of commanders and units in Myanmar as a result of those individuals’ ethnic cleansing and human rights abuses against Rohingya…
A Friendly Warning from Your Attorney Against Improper Social Media Use
Elon Musk recently tweeted that he had plans to take Tesla private and investor backing to do so. Tesla stock prices responded by spiking around 10%. This all looks great…
Cross-Atlantic Trade: A Mutually Beneficial Relationship
This week, the United States and European Union avoided an all-out trade war, just one of several possible trade wars with which the United States is currently flirting. The avoidance…
The European Union’s General Data Protection Directive and U.S. Law Firms
The European Union’s General Data Protection Directive and U.S. Law Firms by Alan F. Blakley, Esq. Many people in the United States believe that the European Union’s General Data Protection…
American Express Ruling Continues the Status Quo for Small Businesses that Accept Credit Cards
While credit card transactional fees are a perpetual source of frustration for small businesses, none tend to be worse than the fees charged by American Express. Many businesses simply choose…
Businesses Prepare to Collect Online Sales Tax
Anyone who has paid attention to the news over the past week has probably noticed that the Supreme Court recently granted states with the authority to tax online sales even…