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What Needs to Be in A Force Majeure Clause?
As a contractor, you know that you need a “Plan B” and maybe a “Plan C” in case the unexpected happens.
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Preventing Disputes with Your Supplier
As a store owner, it is highly likely that you rely on other businesses to provide you with certain goods and services.
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3 Things Your Partnership Agreement Needs to Discuss
If you are in a partnership, the last thing you want is to be locked in a dispute with your business partner.
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Is that Delayed Order a Breach of Contract?
When your business places an order with a vendor or supplier, you expect that order to be fulfilled. Money may already have exchanged hands, and you need the goods or services that you ordered.
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What to Do if A Client Wants to Break a Contract
Signing a contract with a client sets out the terms that you and the client must meet.
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How Are Damages Quantified in A Breach of Contract?
You expect the other party to adhere to the terms and deliver when entering a contract. However, they may fail to live up to expectations for various reasons...
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Why Contractual Disputes Happen and What You Can Do About Them
A contract plays a crucial role in the day-to-day running of most businesses.
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3 Common Pitfalls During Contract Negotiations
Contracts are a part of daily life for individuals across the country. Sound contracts can be engaged numerous times a day, and the fact that people might not notice this at times is a sign that an agreement is working well.
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What Constitutes Valuable Consideration for An Employee Contract?
Employment contracts help protect your company. They make it clear what kind of compensation an employee should receive and what you expect of them.
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Should You Make Employees Use an NDA?
A nondisclosure agreement (NDA) is a legal contract that you can use to protect sensitive information.