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A lot of lawyers look at your issue as a collection of billable hours to be extracted. We see a problem to be solved and an opportunity to help your business grow.
We work hard to understand our clients and their goals. But it's just as important to us that our clients understand where we're coming from. Here are the top ten reasons why we're the right firm for you.
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Get your business moving without those surprising, unpredictable legal bills with our monthly subscription-based service.
Legal services at your fingertips. Our online platform lets you get the help you need without the hassle.
Knowledge is power, and a great way to avoid legal trouble. Our in-house style workshops and seminars are tailored to your business’ needs.
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Musings from the offices of Spark Law
From our very beginnings, Spark LLP has had strong connections to the Windsor community through our co-founder, Windsor native Jacqueline Horvat. Throughout Spark’s first five
A lot of freelance and independent contractor gigs involve the production of some kind of work – an article, a logo, a photograph, a video, a report, a blurb of copy, the list goes on. Creating and selling these works comes with intellectual property implications, particularly those within the realm of copyright. This post will discuss some key IP contract terms you’ll want to keep in mind.
The “gig economy” is here to stay. Every year, the reported number of full-time freelancers increases. And with apps like Fiverr and Upwork, it’s easier now than ever to hustle on the side. In the post, we’ll look at some points you should consider as a freelancer or independent contractor.
In this final instalment of The State of the Union(ization), we look at the pros about unionization in the games industry and dispel a couple of myths about the cons.
Working from home has always been an important element in the way we practice at Spark LLP. But although we were all equipped to work
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