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Your business is safe at homeCan an ARC-appointed agency be all home-based? Today, the answer is yes.

If you get an image copyright notice, don't ignore itIf a law firm contacts your agency about use of an unauthorized photo, you should settle the matter and take the photo down...

Nothing scary about zombie contractsYour rights and duties under these expired contracts depend on the exact terms of each contract, the parties' intentions and...

Selling a small travel agency corporation? No worriesHere's how to sell a small agency if your corporate paperwork isn't up to date.

Updating your IC contractsThe biggest new area for protection of host agencies is how to prevent loss of commissions for pending bookings that get...

Avoid a long-term earnout in agency saleThere's risk in every earnout, and the longer the earnout-measurement period, the riskier the earnout becomes for the seller.

What does ARC do at 40?A brief history of ARC and how it has adapted to educate and assist a smaller number of appointed agencies.

What could become of the DOT's consumer-protection rules under Trump?Some conservative legal commentators have argued that all of the DOT's consumer-protection regulations exceed the DOT's legal...

A conundrum for host agenciesThe Trump administration intends to roll back the Biden‑era rule for classifying independent contractors but has not yet...

Ins and outs of incentive travel contractsPut these five clauses in an incentives contract to protect your agency.

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