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self-study/Business Organization

The top 10 legal issues for startups

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self-study/Intellectual Property

Takedown notices and developments in fair use

By Neville L. Johnson, Douglas L. Johnson

self-study/Employment

Drafting enforceable employment arbitration agreements

By Kacey R. Riccomini, Arthur F. Silbergeld

self-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution

Color me mine: Trademarking a color

By Caitlin C. Conway, Peter Harvey

self-study/Tax

Who wants (tax-free) $10 Million?

By Michael Shaff

self-study/Family Law

When absence does not make the heart grow fonder

By Scott M. Gordon

self-study/Legal Ethics

You’ve lost your client. Now what?

By Lucy Vartanian

self-study/Evidence

Official records hearsay exception

By Elia V. Pirozzi, Alex Ricciardulli

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