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BORGs and DUNAs: The Automated Acronyms on the Crypto Corporate Scene

Uncategorized, Campbell Teague, Crypto, Cryptocurrency Regulations, Greenville, Law / Jacob Flowers

Businesses and nonprofits face evolving challenges in governance, operating across borders, automating decision-making, and balancing transparency with regulatory oversight. BORGs, the cybernetic organization first championed by MetaLEX, are emerging as novel model for decentralized and automated corporate structuring, while Wyoming’s DUNAs (Decentralized Unicorporated Nonprofit Associations) are pioneering a framework for nonprofit organizations without traditional incorporation. […]

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The Forgotten House

Uncategorized, Business, Campbell Teague, Employment Law, Law, Marketing / Maria Camila Alzate

Why Real Estate Without a Will can Become a Legal Ghost Story There’s a house on the edge of town. It’s not glamorous, just a modern one-story brick ranch with some overgrown hedges and faded gutters. The mailbox leans a little, like it gave up long ago. The neighbors say someone used to live there,

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The Tools & Systems That Keep Me Organized as a Legal Project Manager

Uncategorized, Business, Campbell Teague, Employment Law, Entrepreneurship, Greenville, Law, Legal Strategy, Marketing / Kim Lykes

Working in legal project management means balancing deadlines, clients, attorneys, and a constant flow of documents and communications. Organization isn’t just helpful, it’s essential. Over time, I’ve found a few tools and systems that keep me on track and help my team deliver efficiently: Clio – The Matter Management Hub Clio is the foundation of how

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Taking the Passenger’s Side: Are Rideshare Companies Doing Enough to Protect You—And Can the Law Make Them?

Uncategorized, Business, Campbell Teague, Employment Law, Greenville, Law, Marketing, Project Management / Leigh Ellen Gray

Introduction Recent reporting about the frequency of sexual assault complaints against Uber drivers—and Uber’s knowledge of the complaints and its failure to implement effective deterrents—has revived a national discussion about the role rideshare companies play in protecting their passengers. While much of the debate involves the question of whether drivers are employees or independent contractors,

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Wills, Trusts & Real Life: Why Planning Isn’t Just for the Wealthy

Business, Campbell Teague, Law, Legal Strategy / Maria Camila Alzate

There’s a common misconception that estate planning, especially using trusts, is only for the ultra-wealthy. But if you own a home, have children, or simply want your wishes honored without burdening your loved ones, a trust may be one of the most practical and powerful tools you can use. Start with the Basics: A Will

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Arbitration: The Legal Trap Hiding in Your Contract

Uncategorized, Business, Campbell Teague, Employment Law, Law / John-Paul Baum

Arbitration is often sold as efficient, fair, and business-friendly. In theory, it offers a streamlined process without the burdens of courtroom litigation. But in reality, arbitration frequently favors power over principle, and repeat players over first-timers. If you’re signing contracts that include arbitration clauses, you should understand exactly what you’re giving up. Arbitration is not

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Autorenewal Contracts: Watch Out for These Business Traps

Uncategorized, Business, Employment Law, Greenville, Law, Tips for Lawyers / Emily O'Brian

Ever signed up for a service like software, equipment leasing, or a vendor contract, only to realize it has quietly renewed itself? Those are autorenewal contracts—sometimes called “evergreen” contracts—and they can be a real headache if you’re not paying attention. They keep going unless you actively cancel them, and the fine print can trip you

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Block by Block: The Legal Revolution You Didn’t See Coming

Uncategorized, Business, Campbell Teague, Crypto, Cryptocurrency Regulations, Greenville, Intellectual Property, Law, Legal Updates, Technology, Tips for Lawyers / Maria Camila Alzate

Imagine a world where contracts execute themselves, fraud is nearly impossible, and public records are immune from tampering. That’s not sci-fi, it’s blockchain. At its core, blockchain is a digital ledger where transactions are written in “permanent ink,” visible to all, and nearly impossible to alter. It powers everything from cryptocurrencies to smart contracts, but

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Who Owns the Business Name? Common Legal Pitfalls When Starting an LLC

Campbell Teague, Business, Greenville, Law, Legal Updates, Tips for Lawyers, Trademark / Maria Camila Alzate

How a business name, trademark, and domain name all carry distinct legal implications. Starting an LLC is an exciting milestone—but many new business owners mistakenly believe that once their LLC is filed, they “own” their business name outright. Unfortunately, that’s not always true. The reality is that forming an LLC is just one piece of

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FinCEN Suspends Beneficial Ownership Reporting Requirements for U.S. Companies Under the Corporate Transparency Act

Campbell Teague, Greenville, Law, Legal Updates / Emily O'Brian

Since the enactment of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), business owners have been watching the back-and-forth developments on beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting like a legal soap opera. ON: The Initial Rollout Initially, the CTA required business owners to report details on anyone owning 25% or more of a company or exerting substantial control over

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