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When you file your LLC with the NE Secretary of State, or file for a tradename with the Nebraska Secretary of State, they will ensure no similiar names would be filed that would have a likely impact of consumer brand confusion. As a result, if you are only doing business in one state, I don't...
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When you file your LLC with the NE Secretary of State, or file for a tradename with the Nebraska Secretary of State, they will ensure no similiar names would be filed that would have a likely impact of consumer brand confusion. As a result, if you are only doing business in one state, I don't think I would worry about a USPTO trademark initially and just concentrate on making money first. On the other hand, if you have a great name for a business (and not just using your last name), and you are doing business in all 50 states over the Internet, investing in a trademark might be worth the money.
As an independent contractor, you are not entitled to workers comp for injuries on a job site. You may have coverage as part of an independent contractor's agreement through a contractor's insurance company, but the default would be you supply your own coverage. (You might even argue you were...
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As an independent contractor, you are not entitled to workers comp for injuries on a job site. You may have coverage as part of an independent contractor's agreement through a contractor's insurance company, but the default would be you supply your own coverage. (You might even argue you were misclassified as an independent contractor when you are, in fact, an employee.)
