By Janelle M. Lewis, Attorney, Business & Legal Strategic Consultant
It’s a new year and a new decade. With all things associated with the new year, the most prominent is: “out with the old and in with the new.” Throwing
By Janelle M. Lewis, Principal Attorney, The Law Office of Janelle M. Lewis
Startups differ from traditional business model in a number of ways. While traditional businesses – such as SMEs – tend to be risk averse, looking at
By Janelle M. Lewis, Principal Attorney, The Law Office of Janelle M. Lewis
Legal Marketplaces are the most recent innovation in legal technology. Unlike other legal tech products, such as document review services, e-discovery services and contract review services,
Published by Janelle Lewis, Principal Attorney, Law Office of Janelle M. Lewis
Janelle M. Lewis is an experienced New York attorney whose career dealing with complex legal matters has brought her to global entrepreneurship. With the objective of changing the
By Janelle M. Lewis, Principal Attorney, The Law Office of Janelle M. Lewis
Developing a hiring strategy for your startup or SME
When developing a hiring strategy, founders and owners often consider the following when they are assessing potential candidates:
NEW LOOK, SAME FUNCTION
Beginning May 2019, Arrival/Departure Forms: I-94 and I-94W for non U.S. citizens or residents will have a different look. The most notable change is that the digit numerical format will be replaced by alphanumeric characters. According
STARTUPS AND SMEs ARE NOT THE SAME.
I make this point because the two are often used interchangeably when talking about entrepreneurs. An entrepreneur, defined by Merriam-Webster is “one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or
In a recently released Advice Memo, ADT, the U.S. National Labor Relations Board Office of General Counsel (NLRB) has concluded that prohibiting the use of personal cell-phone at all times during the workday violates an employee’s right to private
There are many types of investment sources in the U.S. and this article does not purport to provide information that is applicable to all sources of funding or be exhaustive. The purpose of this article is to highlight some of
How much taxes you will owe when you expand your business to the U.S.? The decisions you make prior to expansion will have an impact on what you have to pay after you begin (and as you continue) doing business
