Despite the popular myth, cyberspace isn't the Wild West. Know the rules and protect yourself.

Here are 5 ways to prevent others from making money off your products or your image.

6 smart ways to ensure your peace of mind and your company's protection against loss.

Here are tips to help you avoid multiple headaches from having multiple business lines.

The following 5 tips will help you avoid complications when hiring contractors.

The hidden costs of a commercial lease might be more than you can afford to pay.

If you don't work out how to handle your assets ahead of time, a divorce could devastate your company.

Yes, they're cumbersome, but don't ignore the corporate formalities if you don't want creditors poking into your personal assets.

Well-crafted employment documents can protect your company from losing employees to the competition.

Make sure you dot all your i's and cross all your t's before signing on the dotted line.

Here's how to avoid the 'frogs' and find the legal ace who's a proper match for you.

It could happen to you. Plan for it now instead of despairing later.

Avoid taking on such clients, and establish penalties if they slip through your net.

Don't get sloppy: Handle transactions properly to preserve your personal ties.

Be sure the business you're buying is a strong, profitable brand with an untroubled history.

The amount of control you have over your workers affects their legal definition.

Find an angel investor that's a divine match for your business.

Don't run afoul of local ordinances that could shut your business's doors.

By developing an electronic communications policy, you could keep your business out of trouble.

Find out more about your bartering options and whether they make sense for your business.

The business law advisor gives you the simple solution to making verbal agreements.

Don't partner up with anyone until you ask yourself these 10 questions.

Protect your assets by forming a business entity; it's worth the cost.

Think blogging's all fun and games? Make sure what you're doing is legal to keep your business and reputation in the clear.

Want to reach a huge market that wants--and needs--to contract with women-owned businesses? WBE certification may be for you.

Why entrepreneurs shouldn't do their own legal work.