A recent nationwide injunction has paused enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), temporarily halting BOI reporting requirements for U.S. entities. Learn what this ruling means for your business and how Isaboke Law Firm can help you stay prepared amidst evolving legal developments.

On October 21, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) final rule on deceptive reviews and exaggerated claims took effect, reshaping how businesses, influencers, and user-generated content (UGC) creators engage with consumers. The rule prohibits fake reviews, undisclosed incentivized testimonials, and manipulated social media metrics, introducing hefty fines of up to $51,744 per violation. For influencers, this means strict requirements to disclose paid partnerships and maintain authenticity in endorsements. The changes signal heightened regulatory scrutiny and could transform influencer marketing by emphasizing transparency and trust between creators, brands, and their audiences. Compliance is no longer optional—it’s essential for maintaining credibility and avoiding legal risks​.

Launching a business is an exciting journey, but navigating the legal landscape can be overwhelming for new entrepreneurs. The Business Startup Legal Toolkit simplifies these complexities by offering step-by-step guidance on critical areas such as business formation, intellectual property, tax compliance, and employee agreements. Whether you need help deciding between an LLC and S-Corp or want to protect your brand with trademarks, this toolkit provides the essential tools to build a solid legal foundation.

Avoid costly mistakes, attract investors, and ensure compliance from day one. With templates, checklists, and expert insights, the Startup Legal Toolkit is your go-to resource for starting strong and scaling with confidence. Download it today and set your business up for lasting success!

Private label rights (PLR) encompass the legal and commercial aspects of selling products under a brand different from the manufacturer's, involving trademark protections and specific contractual agreements to maintain brand integrity and exclusivity

Master Resell Rights (MRR) is a legal term that refers to the rights that are granted to a purchaser to resell a product, often under specific conditions outlined in a contract or agreement. These rights can be subject to various legal restrictions and obligations.