Business Interruption coverage protects against economic losses resulting from a business’s inability to put insured property that has been damaged by a covered “peril” to its normal use.
March 24, 2020
Copyright and Collaboration: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
January 27, 2020
The creative process should be a fun and cooperative one, and the best way to avoid disputes is to enter into a well-drafted collaboration agreement before the work begins.
False Advertising, Unfair Competition, and New CBD Regulatory Hurdles for Hemp
September 18, 2019
How and where will the FTC and FDA will be setting boundaries for the CBD market?
Introduction to Intellectual Property
August 12, 2019
At Jordan Ramis we practice both intellectual property and business law because these two areas are very much intertwined. After all, your intellectual property is one of your most valuable business assets.
Leadership Corner: Time Management
July 29, 2019
Each of us is faced with determining the best way to manage our time. Achieving effective time management is challenging because time is our most constrained resource, and we have built a culture where being busy–indeed, being overscheduled–is viewed as a mark of distinction, as evidence of our importance, and generally as a desirable state of affairs.
Leadership Corner: Mentoring Part 2
May 2, 2019
There is so much more we can all learn from each other than just how to refine our paycheck-earning skills. That’s why it’s important to have mentors of all ages, experience levels, skill sets, and walks of life.
Leadership Corner: Mentoring Part 1
March 22, 2019
I want to look at how we’re communicating to bring others forward in their careers. Are we mentoring?
Leadership Corner: Re-envisioning Communication
February 14, 2019
We communicate through technology, which in the workplace primarily takes the form of email. But why? And should we?
The Leadership Corner
January 29, 2019
Welcome to the Leadership Corner of the Dirt Law blog! This is my space to write about topics that aren’t legal per se, but that do–or should–have a place in not only the legal profession, but any industry or profession.
