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Voting Question: Is it worth paying the extra money to get my web domain registered as private.? (Answers: 2) (Comments: 0)

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Starting a non-profit website? (Answers: 2) (Comments: 0)

I have started working on a non profit website with a long term goal of turning it into a non profit organization or perhaps an NGO. We already have a web domain registered with an established mission statement. I will obtain trademark and copyright for the website shortly, within a few month's time. However, in terms of Incorporation, I am thinking to leave that off to next year once the website is up and running. Is that a good idea? Is incorporation needed at all? Does anyone have any feedback, suggestions regarding this? Is my thought process right? Please advise. Many thanks for the response. Do you suggest holding off on the 'launch' of the website until incorporation, trademark, copyright is complete? Also, do I need a lawyer for incorporation or can this be done without a lawyer? Thanks again. Many thanks for the response. Do you suggest holding off on the 'launch' of the website until incorporation, trademark, copyright is complete? Also, do I need a lawyer for incorporation or can this be done without a lawyer? Thanks again.

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2 Businesses. Similar names and services. Lawsuit? (Answers: 1) (Comments: 0)

started a photography business earlier this year, applied with the Secretary of State and formed an LLC. The name of the business is: Graham Photography Service, LLC. Today I got a call from a gentleman saying his business, about 30 miles away, is called Graham Photo / Video. He said I was taking his business with my name (Im guessing this since I did my own website and search engine optimization to get good google ranking when searching. My website looks professional while he only has a web domain registered and it takes you to a GoDaddy "this domain is being held by :GoDaddy" type page. He is not listed under the secretary of state so I assume he is a sole proprietor. Although he told me he was listed there. A thorough search turned up nothing. Only after I searched his exact name did a wedding photography link-trading site bring him up. Im an architectural and aerial photographer and he is a wedding photographer. Does he have a leg to stand on by saying our names are in conflict? Does he have a winning chance in a courtroom? Im thinking about contacting the Secretary of state and filing a complaint but Im not sure if thats the right first move,.

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