Negotiating the Best Deal From Your Vendors and Suppliers
Quick Summary Negotiating with vendors and suppliers is a strategic business process aimed at securing...
Category: Contract Law
Is That Really Enforceable? Understanding Fiduciary Duties in Contracts
Quick Summary Fiduciary duties represent one of the highest legal obligations, but simply adding this...
Untangling Liability: A Guide to Understanding and Managing Risks with Independent Contractors
An independent contractor is someone who provides services to a client or business entity under...
What is your noncompete agreement worth?
IS THE NONCOMPETE AGREEMENT YOU HAVE WORTH THE PAPER IT IS WRITTEN ON? At its...
Contract Ambiguity
Individuals, private corporations and partnerships, and government entities sign written leases, agreements and other types...
Contract 101: Cooling Off Period
It is important to remember that usually signing a contract binds you to that deal....
AIA Contracts and Architectural Firm Disputes
Can an architectural firm terminate a license to use its drawings and specifications? Yes, yes it can....
Are Non-compete Agreements in Texas Enforceable in Other States?
Many people willingly sign non-compete agreements with employers without stopping to read the fine print or consider...
Pursuing Damages for Wrongful Termination of a Construction Contract
When a contract is terminated before completion, it follows that one or both parties will lose money,...
What to Do When Your Vendor or Supplier Breaches the Contract
Nothing can bring your production to a stand-still like a dispute with one of your vendors or...