Windsor Chamber of Commerce (January 2007)

FRII Welcomes the New Year with New Identity & New Game Plan Continue reading...

Trademark Protection Name of Game (July 2006)

Local attorneys focus on business' brands to keep their images profitable Continue reading...

Know What You Are Buying (May - June 06)

If you have considered going into business for yourself, you may have considered purchasing an existing business, but what is it worth? Most existing businesses will want to capitalize on the value of "intangibles" such as customer loyalty, supplier contacts, and copyrights, patents, trademarks and trade secrets. Continue reading...

Take Control: Estate Planning is Within Your Grasp (March-April 2006)

As women, we balance many roles, demands and personal expectations. We learn that while there are many things that can be balanced, there are few things we can control. Happily, among those few things within our grasp is the ability to make legally binding choices about who can manage our financial and personal affairs if we are disabled, who will get our assets when we pass away, and who we choose to care for our children in either event. Continue reading...

My Husband Wants to Adopt My Children - Is He Eligible and What are the Consequences

Many blended families exist consisting of one parent and one step-parent and not infrequently, each is a step-parent and simultaneously a birth-parent. Adoption discussions arise with frequent confusion as to what’s truly involved. Continue reading...

Just Visiting Grandparents

Children's visits with grandparent(s) are something to be remembered forever. Sleep-overs, dinners out, trips to the zoo, longer stays while Mom & Dad get away. Everyone gets along and the children have the benefit of extended family, with experiences they would not have otherwise. It doesn't always work out that way though. Continue reading article...

Strengthen Compliance Lengths in the Supply Chain

Globalization requires partnering with others in the supply chain.  But if supply chain partners are of different compliance strengths, manufacturers can be beset by multiple compliance problems, often resulting in the three cardinal sins of compliance management:  regulatory violation, disappointed customers and compliance overspending.  Continue reading...