Scanning the UPC… by Joshua D. Cochran
No, not the little barcode. The Uniform Probate Code! What is it? The Uniform Probate Code (“UPC”) was released by the Uniform Law Commission in 1969 as an attempt to create a...
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Jan
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Nov
Sole Managed Community Property & Homestead Rights… by Bradley A. Taylor
Sole managed community property is a concept in Texas marital property law that refers to community property (assets acquired during the marriage) that one spouse has the exclusive right to...
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Oct
“Tacking” Another Bite of the Apple… by William C. Yarbrough
Bertini vs. Apple Inc. At least as early as June 2015, Apple Inc. began using ‘Apple Music’ and applied for the trademark (U.S. Application No. 86/659,444) in class 041 including several...
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Oct
Entrepreneur Options in the United States as a Noncitizen… by Gabriela Salinas
O-1A Visa – Extraordinary Ability with Talent The O-1A visa is available to a foreign national who has “extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics . ....
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Sep
A Few Things About Trademarks… by John J. Davis III
Some things about that trademark you want to file: At KMD, we file a lot of trademarks. Literally thousands over the years. We enjoy it, as it is a nice, cost-effective,...
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Aug
IRS Debt Programs Available to Taxpayers… by Jamison Walters
Despite huge marketing campaigns from various companies on the subject, many people remain unaware that IRS debt can be negotiated through several debt programs available to taxpayers. Of these programs,...
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Apr
A Cautionary Tale of Navigating Patent Predicaments… by John DeBoer
Aloft Media came to my attention about a year ago, when a colleague sent me a copy of a C&D letter received regarding a couple of patents. If you are...
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Feb
Beware: Business Transaction Processing Fees, Who Pays Them?… by Nick Karolys
There is a lot of confusion about who must pay those pesky credit card transaction fees. Are business owners expected to take on these fees? Can they pass the fees...