GAMMON & GRANGE, P.C. BLOG

The United States has always been known for its work-hard-to-get-ahead mentality. Days that start before dawn, 60-hour work weeks and forfeited vacation time have long...

A donor has just sent your nonprofit a generous check. How do you return this kind and important donor handshake? There are specific steps charitable...

You might hear the term intellectual property thrown around quite often, but feel unsure exactly what it means. You are not alone in your uncertainty....

Distracted driving causes more than 900,000 motor vehicle accidents every year. However, distracted driving can be difficult to prove. How can you prove that a...

As an entrepreneur, your concepts are the foundation of your livelihood, making it essential to protect your intellectual property. Defending your unique ideas and creations...

Your employee handbook introduces your company culture and values. It also can create employee rights. Increasingly, it is a means to fulfill and clarify government...

On August 4, 2021, the Small Business Administration (SBA) opened a new portal to allow the smallest businesses and nonprofits to submit a Paycheck Protection...

Though there are multiple business structures available to charitable startups, most choose to pursue 501(c)3 status over other alternatives. According to Forbes, more than 1.6...

President Biden signed into law March 11 the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA).  Among the benefits is 6 months of free...

Intellectual property is a collection of intangible assets that you create for your business. This may include your business’s name, automated processes and logo designs....

Ask your insurance carrier who is most likely to sue a nonprofit, or business for that matter, and their answer may surprise you.  The plaintiff...

  New pandemic relief for small entities is arriving in three forms. First, the recent $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (H.R. 1319)...