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Utilizing technology to automate documentation and compliance monitoring streamlined the process. ~ Ahmad Faraj, Owner, Principal & Senior Criminal Lawyer, Faraj Defence Lawyers
Startups should also ensure that the founders review and update the payroll processes to reflect their startup’s evolution in growth, as well as the changing requirements. ~ Allyson Gagliardi, Legal Practice Director, Rockwell Family Law
When crafting e-commerce return policies, it’s essential to maintain a customer-centric approach. ~ Tom Golubovich, Head of Marketing, Ninja Transfers
An often-neglected aspect is data minimization. The principle here is simple: Collect only what you need. However, companies often collect more data than necessary, increasing the risk of non-compliance and security breaches. ~ Loretta Kilday, DebtCC Spokesperson, Debt Consolidation Care
This law doesn’t mean businesses can never delete reviews. If a review is false or contains confidential information, the business is allowed to take it down. ~ Patrick Beltran, Marketing Director, Ardoz Digital
An important tip for companies recovering from a significant data breach is to conduct a thorough post-incident analysis. ~ Connor Ondriska, Co-Founder and CEO, SpanishVIP
Choosing a legal structure, such as an LLC (Limited Liability Company) or a corporation, serves as a protective barrier, separating personal assets from business debts and legal obligations. ~ Andy Gillin, Founding Partner and Attorney, GJEL Accident Attorneys
Prioritize continuous education on evolving regulations, fostering a compliance-oriented culture within the organization. ~ Michael Branover, Business Development Director, Branover Contractors Inc
When you see a Content ID claim on your YouTube video that you are sure abides by Fair Use policies, you can apply to have it removed. ~ Lyle Solomon, Principal Attorney, Oak View Law Group
While certainly not inexpensive, a startup should see IP legal counsel as an investment. The whole startup could be jeopardized without it. ~ Ben Robinson, Co-Founder, Bookkeepers.com