February 3, 2014
The 4th of July holiday always gives me food for thought. I question our political system a little more closely. I weigh the value of the laws our legislators keep passing (often without reading them–yikes!). And I appreciate the freedoms our country affords a little better. Here, as seen on Entrepreneur.com’s Daily Dose, is the first in my 9-part mini-series called “Across the Pond”–a look at some of the issues facing small business through the lens of what I learned helping a friend campaign during the recent General Election. What can we learn from the issues raised in the UK General Election? Read on . . . . Have questions about working with Kaufman Business Law? This is the video to watch. Watch our Video
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