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We Are An Accumulation
We Are An Accumulation

Surprised, I found myself wiping away tears at times this week while I read Phil Knight's absorbing entrepreneurship memoir, Shoe Dog. Over the weekend, I went to see LaLa Land, and I found myself reflecting, wistful, grateful. Last week, I re-watched Steve Jobs's commencement speech, nodding in agreement.

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Your Unpaid Internship for That Production Assistant is Probably Illegal
Your Unpaid Internship for That Production Assistant is Probably Illegal

Since the beginning of independent film, music, and theater, production companies have hired young high school and college-aged (and older) workers in search of "breaking into the industry," and have chosen to not pay them.  Those days of getting real work in exchange for credit (college or screen) seem to be disappearing.

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So Your Startup Business Needs An Accredited Investor
So Your Startup Business Needs An Accredited Investor

Accredited investors are a class of investors that are recognized by the SEC as financially sophisticated, and may be approached in a different way than investors out accredited status.

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How to Copyright Photos and Protect Against Copyright Infringement: A Photographer's Primer
How to Copyright Photos and Protect Against Copyright Infringement: A Photographer's Primer

How to copyright photos: a primer for photographers to file a copyright on their best shots, and how (sometimes with the help of a lawyer) to protect against copyright infringement.

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Tech Lawyers Argue Over Copyright And App Developers Wait... 3 Reasons You Should Care
Tech Lawyers Argue Over Copyright And App Developers Wait... 3 Reasons You Should Care

App developers hire an attorney not to be an engineer but, instead, to be a translator and a guide, hungry to  learn everything necessary from that client to be the best lawyer possible for that app developer.  It is a lawyer's job to take the reins and put himself or herself in the shoes of the tech entrepreneur.

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Music Copyright, Trademark, First Amendment Legal Lessons Startup Labels and Musicians Can Learn from Disney, deadmau5, WuTang, and Pharrell
Music Copyright, Trademark, First Amendment Legal Lessons Startup Labels and Musicians Can Learn from Disney, deadmau5, WuTang, and Pharrell

Music copyright has been prominent in the legal news lately, and it's important for music label startups and musicians to sift through all of the scandalous details to get to the heart of legal pillars that impact entertainment and business: copyright law, trademark, law, freedom of speech, the utility of expert testimony.

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Don't Let Pettiness Ruin Your Investment Opportunity
Don't Let Pettiness Ruin Your Investment Opportunity

Whether  you’re buying that real estate investment property or selling that sentimental house, don’t let silly and trivial issues ruin the transaction and closing. I've seen it time and time again, someone-- a buyer or a seller--expects something to be fixed, in proper working order (as per contract), yet at the walk-through, it isn’t and fight on spite ensues.

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Don't Get Crushed By a Cease-and-Desist Letter
Don't Get Crushed By a Cease-and-Desist Letter

When it comes to demand letters, an ounce of prevention is a pound of cure.  An hour-long consultation with an attorney prior to launching your business can guide you towards building armor against what is too often a legal shakedown.

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Photography Law is Monkey Business (and other legal issues artists should ponder)
Photography Law is Monkey Business (and other legal issues artists should ponder)

The case of the photography-loving monkey has real legal and practical implications for professional photographers.  Questions of fair use, the practicality of copyright law, licensing, and contracts should be on the minds of photographers who want to make a living doing what they love.

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Startup Law Tip of the Day: Give Up Some Control [Infographic]
Startup Law Tip of the Day: Give Up Some Control [Infographic]

Give up some control. If you're iron-fisted...

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Mompreneurship 101 From a Lawyer's Perspective
Mompreneurship 101 From a Lawyer's Perspective

The boom in startup small business has led to a meteoric rise in entrepreneur moms (and dads) creating something out of nothing but a great idea.  A great idea is just the seed of the business; the flowering tree requires a mompreneur or dadpreneur to pay great attention to many details, including the legal implications of launching such a business.

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Should Your Startup Be an S-Corp or an LLC?
Should Your Startup Be an S-Corp or an LLC?

If you want to start up a small business in New York, one of your first considerations will be the choice of business entities.  If you work on your own, and decide to set up a sole proprietorship, this article is not for you.  For non-professionals (licensed by the State of New York) who don’t want a sole proprietorship or traditional partnership, your practical choices are the limited liability company (LLC) and the S corporation.

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Startup Law Tip of the Day: Imagine the Worst [Infographic]
Startup Law Tip of the Day: Imagine the Worst [Infographic]

You need to imagine the worst when forming a partnership.  Imagine the exit strategy.

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Real Estate Closing in New York
Real Estate Closing in New York

The closing process, for better or worse, worse really, is arduous and quite mundane and in New York it takes too long in comparison to most states. Now, with mortgages being tougher to get, it takes even longer than it used to and that can present issues for buyers contractually, and for sellers, because, most sellers don’t want to wait long to get paid. Some adequate information that a buyer can learn beforehand can really expedite the process and can make for a much easier closing.

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Before You Launch That Fantasy Sports Site, Here's Some Advice
Before You Launch That Fantasy Sports Site, Here's Some Advice

When you start your fantasy sports site, first ask which type of entity do you want to be. That, like the first pick in your Draft, depends on many factors. How many members does the company consist of? Its financial structure?  Its more than just launching your site, and making picks.

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Fashion, Men's Grooming…LLCs?
Fashion, Men's Grooming…LLCs?

So, before you start that company, that brand, one should, and if I can borrow a quote from The Graduate, “take stock” of one's stock structure. 

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Startup Law Tip of the Day [Infographic]
Startup Law Tip of the Day [Infographic]

When drawing up contracts or any documents related to a startup, a focus on plain English saves on litigation later. Everyone needs to be on the same page.  If a literate eighth grader can't understand a sentence, you can anticipate battling over that sentence years from now.

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The Real Difference Between LLCs and S-Corps [Infographic]
The Real Difference Between LLCs and S-Corps [Infographic]

When it comes down to choosing a business entity in NY, you have to ask yourself how much money are you willing to spend in the beginning, and how flexible do you anticipate your business to be?

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"Time of the Essence" in Real Estate Contracts
"Time of the Essence" in Real Estate Contracts

I’m often asked “what does the closing date” mean? Its simple really, its merely a target date, one to base on things around, from the buyers mortgage being ready (if contingent) and all other issues relating to getting a file ready.

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Remembering my first LLC
Remembering my first LLC

When starting up a company for the first time, there are a number of contractual considerations.  Independent film companies are often LLCs because of their flexibility.

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