Teacher lost job after posting on Facebook.

Francine | August 20, 2010

Facebook Teacher … This week, Massachusetts high school teacher June Talvitie-Siple discovered that she should “think before she tweets” or in this case, before she posts!

Category: Blog Law, Facebook, Facebook and the Workplace, Internet law, Litigation lawsuit, Mark Zuckerberg, Protection of Assets, Socia media in the Workplace, Social Media in the Workplace, litigation landmines, slander defamation, social media policy | No Comments »
Tags:

Breach of Contract — Remedies

Francine | March 30, 2010

There are a variety of money damages available to the non-breaching party, which include

Category: Breach of contract, Business, Business Law, Protection of Assets, Valid Acceptance, contract law | No Comments »
Tags:

Trademarks. Patents. 4 Tips on Trademarks and Why you Might want a Trademark more than a Patent

Francine | October 1, 2009

A trademark is a word, phrase, name, symbol, logo, design, or a combination of those things, which identifies the source of a product and/or service. In some cases, sounds and colors can also serve as trademarks

Category: Internet law, Protection of Assets, Trademark Law, Trademark registration, asset protection | No Comments »
Tags: