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Employee Theft Investigation. A Practical Guide.
Employee theft is responsible for over $600B loss to business each year. This article outlines some basic information about employee theft, awareness areas, and how investigations are resolved.
Failure to Prosecute Infringers Will LEad to Loss of Trademark Rights
Generally speaking, trademark rights in the United States arise in the context of use. Use or acts by others which evidence non-use jeopardize those rights and are legally analyzed as “abandonment.” An “abandoned” mark has fallen into the public domain and is free for adoption and use by others. Abandonment can take various forms. This article discusses the failure to prosecute infringers.

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Quick Tips To Prosecuting an Employee for Theft
Employee theft happens in all businesses. How an employer moves forward with the prosecution of an employee found stealing from the company may not be well understood. Here are some quick tips on the prosecution process.
5 Tips To Make Sure You Don’t End Up An Accidental Spammer
The Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act 2007has only caught one victim – Lance Atkinson who in December 2008 was fined NZ$110,000 for being part of an “international spam email operation” (NZ Herald 23 December 2008). But does that mean that a NZ business that isn’t part of such an operation can safely ignore it? The answer is no, because people’s tolerance of spam is ever decreasing and with that there is an expectation that legitimate businesses will have email policies in place which comply with the Act. Not to have one exposes you to prosecution but perhaps more importantly could seriously damage your reputation in the marketplace.
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