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What are the legal procedures to start an online business for advertising?

By ExploreTheLaw on Monday, July 30th, 2007 | 1 Comment

I am starting a online business that offers many free stuff for users, and later some people will want to pay by PayPal to advertise on my website. I would like to ask you what are the legal procedures to let people advertise and pay a certain amount of money to me every month they want my online services in order for them to advertise on my website and do all of this legally? What should I do to make this legal? What are the basic procedures? Please, help me, I don’t know anything about Law and I need to get more information in order to make my online business possible. Thank you. I’m in Alberta, Canada.

What law career should i pursue to be able to use languages: International Law?

By ExploreTheLaw on Thursday, July 26th, 2007 | No Comments

I am interested in law school once I finish college, but I want to practice some kind of law where I would get to use languages. I am working on my French fluency and am also studying Chinese. What is the best field? I am not particularly interested in Public International Law, but am interested in International Business Law. I am not interested in living abroad or travelling every week of the year, but more of something where I would travel once in a while to other countries to negotiate deals,etc. Do most firms have lawyers who specialize in dealings abroad, and would they actually use languages?

Kansas Employment Law: Is it illegal to work for two different grocery stores?

By ExploreTheLaw on Saturday, July 14th, 2007 | 2 Comments

My daughter works at a very small health food co-op in one town and recently got a job at a chain grocery store in a neighboring town. The chain told her she’d have to quit her co-op job due to a KS law stating you can’t work in two different grocery stores. I could see this as a store policy, but is it really a law?