What Makes a Contract Legally Binding?

In order to be legally binding, a contract must meet five requirements. One Party has to have made an offer of some kind. The other party must have clearly accepted this offer. The parties must be “competent“. The contract cannot be related to illegal conduct. Each party must agree to do something or give something… Read More

What is “Limited Liability Company”?

Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a business entity. It alters the liability held by the owners for property. Read More

Are Employee Non-Compete Agreements Enforceable in Oregon?

What you need to know about the Oregon specific non-compete requirements. Read More

Tax Implications of Selling a Single Member LLC

This is a simplified explanation of general tax implications of the purchase and sale
of equity in a single-member LLC. The particular tax implications will vary depending on the
circumstances. Read More

What are the Requirements to Register a Trademark?

This article covers all the specific requirements that must be met in order to acquire a trademark, as well as the various types and what they mean. Read More

What are the benefits of Federal Trademark Registration?

This article covers how a trademark benefits and protects the holder. It covers where a trademark can be enforced, as well as the legal advantages it has when infringed upon. Read More

How Do I Maintain a Trademark?

Here we will walk you through both when maintenance needs to be done, as well as what filings need to be made in order to prevent your trademark from being cancelled. Read More