Veterans must understand three things for a claim for service-connected compensation. 1. The injury or Read more →
Mark Moon, Co-author of Business Law Basics
Mark Moon
Business Law Basics
When you start a business, legal issues can seem complex, even scary. Business Law Basics will help you ask smart questions and get the right advice. This simple guide will showyou everything you need to know about:
- How to choose an attorney.
- Contract essentials, including patents and copyrights.
- What you need to protect (such as processes or intellectual property).
- How to reorganize or restructure your business. You’ll also learn the basics of partnership and corporate structures, license and regulation essentials, employment issues requiring the assistance of unfair dismissal solicitors, legal aspects of buying and selling, common pitfalls, international business issues–and more.Each of the books in the Crash Course for Entrepreneurs series offers a high-level overview of the critical things you need to know and do if you want to survive and thrive in our super-competitive world. Of course, there’s much more to learn about each topic, but what you’ll read here will give you the framework for learning the rest. Also, the co-authors’ website, expertbusinessadvice.com, offers expanded support for entrepreneurs and is updated daily.Among them, Scott L. Girard, Jr., Michael F. O’Keefe, Marc A. Price, and Mark R. Moon, Esq. have successfully started 20 companies in a wide variety of fields. Their individual experiences are just as varied such as injury law and many DUI cases, A Providence DUI Lawyer can help if you fail a breathalyzer if you are in need.
Scott, a combat veteran who has served in Iraq and Afghanistan, was formerly vice president of Pinpoint Holdings Group, Inc. Mike founded O’Keefe Motor Sports in 2004 and grew it into the largest database of aftermarket automotive components in the world. As vice president for marketing of Bracemasters International, he grew his company’s website viewership by 17,000% in two years. Marc has launched seven companies of his own and has collaborated with the Federal government, U.S. military, major nonprofits, and some of the largest corporations in America.
Business Law Basics is also coauthored by Mark R. Moon, Esq., a founding and currently the managing partner of the Moon Law Group, P.L., in Tampa Bay, Florida, including a partnership in http://www.wiemeltlaw.com/, one of the best law firms in Chicago intellectual property attorneys providing legal advice worldwide.
When you start a business, legal issues can seem complex, even scary. Business Law Basics will help you ask smart questions and get the right advice. This simple guide will show you everything you need to know about:- How to choose an attorney.
- Contract essentials, including patents and copyrights.
- What you need to protect (such as processes or intellectual property).
- How to reorganize or restructure your business.You’ll also learn the basics of partnership and corporate structures, license and regulation essentials, employment issues, legal aspects of buying and selling, common pitfalls, international business issues–and more.Each of the books in the Crash Course for Entrepreneurs series offers a high-level overview of the critical things you need to know and do if you want to survive and thrive in our super-competitive world. Of course, there’s much more to learn about each topic, but what you’ll read here will give you the framework for learning the rest. Also, the co-authors’ website, expertbusinessadvice.com, offers expanded support for entrepreneurs and is updated daily.Among them, Scott L. Girard, Jr., Michael F. O’Keefe, Marc A. Price, and Mark R. Moon, Esq. have successfully started 20 companies in a wide variety of fields. Their individual experiences are just as varied. Scott, a combat veteran who has served in Iraq and Afghanistan, was formerly vice president of Pinpoint Holdings Group, Inc. Mike founded O’Keefe Motor Sports in 2004 and grew it into the largest database of aftermarket automotive components in the world. As vice president for marketing of Bracemasters International, he grew his company’s website viewership by 17,000% in two years. Marc has launched seven companies of his own and has collaborated with the Federal government, U.S. military, major nonprofits, and some of the largest corporations in America.Business Law Basics is also coauthored by Mark R. Moon, Esq., a founding and currently the managing partner of the Moon Law Group, P.L., in Tampa Bay, Florida.
How does a Veteran know if they have a good claim for service-connected disability compensation benefits?
Veterans must understand three things for a claim for service-connected compensation.
1. The injury or disease incurred or aggravated during service–
Meaning in the time-period the veteran served in the military, not whether the injury or disease was a result of combat.
2. The veteran has a current disability–
The veteran could have had the worst disease known to man, but still not recover any compensation from the VA if the veteran has since fully recovered from that illness. Veterans should remember that pain is not an injury or disease, but is rather a symptom of such injury or diseases, so is important to compensation for this and that’s when a new york personal injury attorney could really be of help.
For veterans that served in the Persian Gulf War and are now suffering from undiagnosed symptoms, you may be suffering from what is known as Gulf War Syndrome. Physicians treating Gulf War veterans should be made aware that if they are unable to diagnosis such a disease then they simply say so, rather than guess a diagnosis. It is more favorable for the veteran if the treating physician leave the potential Gulf War Syndrome candidate as undiagnosed, rather than take a guess at a potentially incorrect diagnosis.
3. What medical professional has indicated that there exists a
relationship between the current disability and the injury or disease
incurred or aggravated during service?
This means both VA and private medical practitioners.
Osprey Observer: Local In-A-Jar Cheesecake Business Ready For Success
Moon Law Group is proud to work with this local business!
By Nicole Heubusch
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Husband and wife team Joseph and Le’Ann Jackson are bringing a unique and fun concept to the area, cheesecake in a jar. For just $5 customers can purchase a glass jar filled with an entire slice of cheesecake from Le’Anns Cheesecakes ‘N More. Cheesecakes can also be customized, and it offers different bottom choices like chocolate chip brookie (brownie and cookie) bottom, and different toppings like salted caramel, pineapple, peanut butter and more. Also available are gluten-free cheesecakes.
The couple is Brandon based, and while they are looking for a space in Brandon to sell their desserts, customers can currently find them at local farmers markets. Shoppers will find the Le’Anns Cheesecakes ‘N More table at the Ybor Daily Market at 1920 East 7th Ave Monday through Wednesday from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. and Thursday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. They also attend other markets in the area, anywhere from Sarasota to Clearwater.
“One of the more popular cheesecakes people buy at the Ybor Daily Market is what we call the ‘breakfast cheesecake’. It has a maple bottom with a bacon caramel topping,” said Joseph.
The Jacksons have been in business for eight months, and Joseph quit his job to give his full attention to their start-up business.
“We love doing this. I feel like I’m not working anymore; just living,” he said.
The couple uses a top secret cheesecake recipe, one that Le’Ann was not even privy to until she married her husband.
“My family uses a secret ingredient in our cheesecakes and only family knows it. When we got married, Le’Ann received the family cookbook and only then did he learn the recipe,” explained Joseph.
Le’Anns Cheesecakes ‘N More offers catering and delivery. Delivery is free with a minimum if 12 jars (equal to a whole cheesecake). Also available are cannolis and brookies, as well as many other dessert items. The company partners with Jason’s Firehouse Hot Sauce and Gigi’s Gourmet Caramels and is currently looking to partner up with local farmers to use their fresh ingredients for its desserts.
Customers can currently find these one of a kind cheesecakes in a jar at Cali Viejo, located on State Rd. 60 in Brandon, offering a Spicy Guava cheesecake, and Mobile Meals.
For more information about Le’Anns Cheesecaks ‘N More, visit www.LeAnnsCheesecakesNMore.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/LeannscheesecakesNmore or by calling 445-3861.
I don’t want to be a deadbeat parent
Written by Mary Huntsman, Esq.
A couple days ago, a father was in my office with a look of desperation on his face. As the consultation continued, I learned that he was in a relationship and had a baby. The relationship had since ended but he had fallen absolutely in love with his baby girl and was desperate to be a part of her life and help raise her. All he wanted was to not be a deadbeat parent, but was facing hurdles with his ex who felt he did not deserve to be a part of the child’s life.
Read More»Affordable Care Act: What does it mean for you?
Affordable Care Act
Starting in the beginning of 2014, almost all of the new regulations related to the “Affordable Care Act” will go into effect. The regulations range from increases in taxes to required health-care insurance for full time employees for businesses over a certain size. The definition of full or part time employment will even change.
Here are some examples of the new terms being used concerning small business and the Affordable Care act:
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