Social Enterprise & Nonprofit

On December 22, 2020, Congress passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. Several pieces within that broad legislation affect intellectual property law, including the Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act of 2020 (the “CASE Act”) and the Trademark Modernization Act of 2020 (the “TMA”). This post highlights the CASE Act and copyright law. Importantly, the CASE …

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Have you recently received a notice from Delaware requiring you to file a franchise tax? Each year, many Delaware LLCs are shocked to receive a franchise tax notice for their business. Don’t panic! The below article will help answer some of your questions and help walk you through Delaware’s LLC franchise tax process. What is …

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Have you recently received a notice from Delaware requiring you to file a franchise tax? Is the tax amount listed a crazy high amount? Each year, many Delaware incorporated businesses are shocked to receive a franchise tax notice for an amount that seems outrageous for their business. Don’t panic! The below article will help answer …

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Rangeland Fire Protection Agencies (RFPAs) are likely not a type of nonprofit you have heard of before. RFPAs are nonprofit organizations composed of all-volunteer private citizens, typically ranchers and farmers, who respond to fires on private and state lands in remote landscapes where there is little to no existing support from federal, state, or local …

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Of the many things Covid-19 can be said to have forced us to change in our daily lives, how and where we work is one of them. For employers, the ongoing pandemic has seen an increase in leveraging remote employees. Overview An increasing number of employees are work from home, and sometimes that home is …

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