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— By Brian RogersMay 30, 20120 Comments

Business Law Resource of the Week: Nolo.com

An awful lot of legal work is done by do-it-yourselfers. From entrepreneurs and hobby business persons who don’t employ attorneys at all to large corporations that decide to forgo lawyer input on routine matters, transactions and other matters are handled by the business person alone…

— By Brian RogersMay 24, 20120 Comments

Business Law Resource of the Week: Irfanview

Nearly all businesses these days have a website, and many companies also have a blog. Blogs are a good way to drive traffic to a company website both because they’re a great source of information for the public — including a business’s prospects — and…

— By Brian RogersMay 17, 20120 Comments

Business Law Resource of the Week: Missouri Business Entity Search

Ever need to know something about a Missouri business entity, such as the company’s legal name, its registered agent, or who is on its board of directors? The business entity search page on the Missouri Secretary of State’s website provides that information and more for…

— By Brian RogersMay 9, 20120 Comments

Business Law Resource of the Week: The Complete Startup Reading List

Need some recommendations for outstanding business books? I’d recommend bookmarking The Complete Startup Reading List, which was published this morning by Becky Celestine on the Online MDA’s blog. I haven’t read all the books on Becky’s list, but I was pleased to find some of…

— By Brian RogersApril 25, 20120 Comments

Business Law Resource of the Week: Small Business Trends

Law and business are my passions, so I follow a number of business and legal blogs to discover new information and ideas. I like to share interesting pieces that I come across, and I find myself passing along articles from Small Business Trends frequently. Small…

— By Brian RogersApril 19, 20120 Comments

Business Law Resource of the Week: Missouri Business Portal

If you’re looking for information about a business issue, Missouri Business Portal is a good place to start. The project is a joint effort of several state agencies, including the Secretary of State, the Department of Economic Development, and the Department of Revenue.