LOVE LAW FIRM wants to help entrepreneurs, start-ups and small business owners build their businesses on a firm foundation. Part of our mission is to help educate on a variety of topics that confront our clients. We hope you find them helpful and if you want to request a particular topic be addressed, be sure to contact us!
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CPA Practice Owners - What Are Your Data Security Protections? Francine E. Love of LOVE LAW FIRM discusses the Safeguards Rule and how it applies to CPA practice owners. -
“If It Seems Too Good To Be True, It Is” – How To Spot Fraud Francine E. Love of LOVE LAW FIRM shares a Quick Tip on How To Spot Fraud -
NYS Electronic Workplace Monitoring Notice Requirement Goes Into Effect 5/7/22 Francine E. Love discusses the NYS Electronic Workplace Monitoring Notice requirement which goes into effect on May 7, 2022 and how small business owners can comply. -
How To Know You Need A Small Business Attorney In New York Francine E. Love of LOVE LAW FIRM discusses different scenarios that could happen and when you may decide it is important to hire a NY small business attorney. -
Helping Your Employees Maintain Data Security (Building Boss Series) LOVE LAW FIRM's Francine E. Love discusses 6 strategies to help minimize your NY small business' risk of cyber attacks. -
What Exactly Is Intellectual Property? And How Do I Protect It? LOVE LAW FIRM discusses the sources of intellectual property in small businesses and what they can do to protect it. -
Francine E. Love Quoted on Employee Privacy LOVE LAW FIRM is pleased that Francine E. Love, Founder & Managing Attorney, is quoted in the Business News Daily article on Video Surveillance of Employees. -
Trade Secret Basics—What They Are & Why You Need to Protect Them LOVE LAW FIRM explains the basic concepts of trade secrets and why they need to be preserved. -
GDPR For US Small Businesses LOVE LAW FIRM discusses what GDPR is and how it applies to US small businesses -
The Risks When Employees Use Personal Electronic Devices For Work LOVE LAW FIRM discusses the legal risks associated when employees use their own personal devices for your small business.