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    • Washington State COVID-19 Business Resources

    This post covers Washington State COVID-19 business resources and relief. COVID-19 is having an impact on all businesses throughout the State of Washington. Below is a brief li Read more....

    Paid Family and Medical Leave: What do businesses need to know?

    Paid Family and Medical Leave in Washington State Washington State adopted the Paid Family and Medical Leave program in 2019. This law, in short, created a system where qualifi Read more....

    Entity Conversion in Washington State

    Entity conversion refers to when an entity changes from one entity type to another within a state (e.g., a Washington LLC to a Washington corporation) or when an entity changes Read more....

    Amazon Brand Registry – What it is and How to Enroll

    Brand Protection Among the various brand protection services offered by Amazon, such as Transparency, an item-level tracing service to help protect against counterfeits, is Am Read more....

    Non-Compete Changes in Washington State Signed Into Law

    You Can’t Do That: Changing Tides in Washington Non-Compete Agreements   Non-compete clauses are commonplace in many agreements. Generally, non-compete clauses limit an Read more....

    Does my startup need Patent or Trade Secret protection on its IP?

    One of my favorite responses to any question is: “I guess I’ll have to answer your question with another question.”  It’s probably the reason people generally avoid me Read more....

    What Makes a Good Privacy Notice?

    A “Privacy Policy” commonly refers to what is technically a business’ “Privacy Statement” or “Privacy Notice”. The policy is made up of the internal and external Read more....

    Web Scraping: Pitfalls and Proactive Best Practices

    If your business relies on insights from reviews, comments or other aggregated data, chances are that you are tempted to engage in a little (or a lot of) web scraping. Web scra Read more....

    Make it a Policy to Protect Your Business From Privacy Threats

    2016 will be remembered as the year that privacy became the buzzword small businesses took notice of. We saw the establishment of the first ever Federal Privacy Council this ye Read more....

    Hansel & Gretel Need Not Fear, Washington Permits Cottage Food Businesses

    Are you a wicked candy and gingerbread cook who’s ever wondered whether you can sell your homemade treats? The answer is, “Yes, you can”, and you don’t Read more....

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