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David Tscheschke, Esq.: May 17, 2022
If you have a small business, few things can be as frustrating as seeing another business take your creative content (i.e., product descriptions, photos, names, and so forth) and re-post them as its own. You worked hard building up your company’s...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: February 07, 2022
If you have a registered trademark and someone else is trying to register a mark that is very similar to yours, you’ll want to speak up. You...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: February 02, 2022
It is not uncommon for a project to encounter delays, rework or project scope changes. When this occurs, the contractor needs to submit a change...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: January 05, 2022
Cybersquatting or domain squatting is registering, trafficking in, or using an internet domain name in bad faith with the intent to profit from...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: January 05, 2022
When issuing a solicitation, the solicitor can assess the bids or quotations using a best-value tradeoff evaluation. The tradeoff evaluation process...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: January 03, 2022
It is not uncommon for a company to offer discounts on its products or services. Generally, this occurs when products are ordered in bulk or...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: November 09, 2021
Occasionally contracts need to be modified partway through the project to either reduce or increase the scope of work, which then alters the...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: October 27, 2021
Long gone are the days of verbal agreements over a friendly handshake. Now a contractor needs a written contract to ensure payment for services...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: October 25, 2021
When bidding on a government contract, the company and/or its employees may need a specific security clearance in order to work on a project....
