The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center reported that people lost $54 million to phishing schemes in 2020. Phishing attacks usually originate from a malicious email that victims receive effectively convincing them to visit a fraudulent website where they are asked to enter sensitive information.Read More

"Bankruptcy itself is a form of alternative dispute resolution.” One would think that alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”), more specifically, mediation, would be regularly employed by all Bankruptcy courts given the cost and time constraints imposed on debtors who have resorted to Bankruptcy in the first place. Indeed, the main goal of a Chapter 7 proceeding...Read More

Florida has one of the largest communities of real estate brokers and sales agents in the nation, which is unsurprising given the popularity of Florida’s real estate market.Read More

You're invited to join a free webinar on Thursday, September 24th by the Italian American Chamber of Commerce and "Made in Vicenza" featuring B2B's Giacomo Bossa and Alberto Polimeni who will present a talk on "Exporting to the USARead More

As a general principle, corporations are deemed as legal entities separate from their shareholders, officers, and directors. This implicates not only that corporations have legal rights and liabilities distinct from their shareholders or directors, but also that the shareholders and directors are not liable for corporate obligations.Read More

46th President of the United States Joseph R. Biden recently passed an Executive Order on July 9, 2021 titled “Executive Order on Promoting Competition in the American Economy.” The goal of this Executive Order is “to enforce the antitrust laws to combat the excessive concentration of industry, the abuses of market power, and the harmful...Read More

The progressive popularity of social networks, such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Tik Tok, where users post and share personal information, pictures, videos and other content, has also raised the issue of whether users have a right to privacy on those platforms.Read More

Using a credit card to pay for goods and services is a fairly common practice. Many credit card users, however, are unaware that every time a credit card is used, the merchant is charged a “swipe fee” or “interchange fee” by the credit card company. This fee must be paid by someone. But who?Read More

Voir dire is about having the opportunity to examine potential jurors and determine their competency as a prospective juror based on their backgrounds and biases. This process helps attorneys weed out the unfavorable jurors by allowing the attorneys to strike the juror.Read More

Spirits, wine, and beer. If you guessed that the common denominator between these items is alcohol, you would be partially correct! Spirits, wine, and beer are all goods that can be produced domestically or imported into the United States.Read More