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You want to grow your business, and the talent you need isn’t sitting in your hometown. Maybe you’ve found an incredible developer in Southeast Asia, a talented marketer in Eastern Europe, or a customer success specialist in Latin America. The world has shrunk, but the traditional hiring process hasn’t caught up. This is the reality […]

You’re harmed by a defective product, a dangerous drug, or a corporate mistake that affected thousands of people just like you. Now you’re left wondering: should you join a class action lawsuit or pursue a mass tort claim? The names sound similar, and honestly, the legal system doesn’t make it easy to tell them apart.

Imagine you bought a product that turned out to be defective. Your loss is $50 or $100—not a fortune. Hiring a lawyer would cost you thousands of dollars, so let’s be honest: you’re probably not going to sue. The company knows this, which is why it might not care if a few customers lose money.

When a corporation’s defective product harms thousands of people, or a company violates the privacy rights of millions, individual lawsuits alone won’t bring justice. That’s where class action lawsuits come in—they pool the claims of many people into one powerful legal action. But here’s the thing: class action lawsuits are nothing like regular lawsuits. They’re

Marketing is especially challenging for home service companies. Some use cases may not meet traditional marketing approaches. A unique marketing partner, whether in Denver or across the country, provides business-specific solutions to cater to companies in this field. Knowing why expertise is important allows a company to make decisions that help it grow. In this

Here’s what happens most of the time: You notice a competitor using a name similar to yours. You see someone selling counterfeit versions of your product online. Maybe you receive a letter accusing you of stealing someone’s code. Your first reaction? You wait. You tell yourself it’s not a big deal. “We’ll handle it if

You’ve probably heard the term “IP litigation” thrown around in business circles. Maybe you’ve even thought, “I have a registered trademark, so I’m protected,” or “My business is too small to get sued.” These assumptions have cost business owners like you millions of dollars, years of lost productivity, and in some cases, their entire companies.

Imagine spending months developing a product that you believe is genuinely innovative. You’ve invested your money, your time, and your creativity into building something unique. Then one day, you discover someone else is selling almost the exact same thing—without your permission. Your first instinct might be panic. Your second might be uncertainty about what to