A survey of startups reveals that underestimating costs is the biggest mistake made by these new companies. To help growing companies, MartinWren, P.C. offers a flat-fee legal package for Virginia start-ups that are growing companies.
read full articleWhat You Need to Know if You’ve Been Injured in an Accident, Part II: How to Pay for a Personal Injury Attorney?
Jonathan Wren, an expreienced plaintiff’s personal injury lawyer, explains how a plaintiff can pay for his or her attorney through a contingency fee arrangement.
read full articleAn Overview of the Estate Tax Law Changes
G. Raye Jones, an experienced tax and estate planning attorney, provides an overview of the 2010 Tax Relief Act and the possible implications it has for tax planning and estate planning.
read full articleTrademark Dilution Actions, Part II: A Virginia Example of Tarnishment and Blurring
Trademark Dilution Actions exist in Virginia for Tarnishment and Blurring.
read full articleIntroducing Trademark Anti-Dilution Actions: A Lawsuit Where No Likelihood of Confusion Exists
A trademark anti-dilution action allows a trademark holder to file suit even where the infringed action does not create a likelihood of confusion.
read full articleJonathan Wren to Co-Chair Virginia Trial Lawyers Association’s Advanced Auto Retreat
Jonathan Wren to Co-Chair Virginia Trial Lawyers Association’s Advanced Auto Retreat
read full articleVenture Capital Investments in Energy Efficiency Slows
Venture Capital Investment in Energy Efficiency Slows
read full articleWhat You Need to Know if You’ve Been Injured In An Accident, Part I: When Should You Hire A Personal Injury Attorney?
After you’ve been involved in an accident caused by another’s fault, Jonathan Wren, an experienced plaintiff’s personal injury lawyer, explains when you should contact a personal injury lawyer.
read full articleAn Introduction to Trademark Infringement Actions in Virginia
A discussion of trademark infringement actions under the Lanham Act or the Virginia Trademark and Service Mark Act.
read full articleHow Would the Founding Fathers View “Tort Reform,” and Would They Be Wrong?
How would the Founding Fathers view Tort Reform in light of the constitutional right to trial by jury?
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