Operators of user generated content (UGC) websites, including social networks, 'tube' sites, and online adult classified operations, may be substantially impacted by the outcome of the litigation involving Craigslist.com. ...
With the downturn in the economy, companies are often finding themselves laying off workers in order to save money and meet expenses. ...
Wouldn't it be nice if someone wanted to buy your business for a lot of money? ...
One of the best ways to prevent legal pitfalls is to screen and hire your employees well, as termination issues can often be resolved in the screening process. ...
Written agreements are the principal legal tool used around the world to create predicable business and personal relationships. ...
Many adult entertainment businesses are reconsidering how to get the biggest bang for the buck on legal expenses in what may be an era of diminished federal antiporn hostility. ...
One of the most hotly litigated areas of law in hard economic times is employment law, and more specifically, the termination of employees. ...
The greatest challenge faced by adult content producers is the development of a business model that profitably functions in a market where perfectly pirated copies of content are becoming ever more readily available. ...
In a development that was a long time coming, the U.S. Justice Department recently released its newest revisions to the record-keeping regulations collectively known as "2257," immediately setting off a firestorm of concern, analysis (reasoned and otherwise) and speculation, just as other revisions to '2257 did in years past. ...
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