Business Contracts
Business Contracts
-
The Validity of Oral Contracts
You have always been told to get things in writing if possible, as this will make prosecution and defense much easier. Nevertheless, is it reasonable to assume that no oral contracts would ever be binding from a legal perspective? No, it wouldn’t—in fact, all oral contracts are legally binding.
-
The breach of a contract is defined as one or more parties involved in a contract do not honor a binding agreement.
-
Overview of Business Indemnification
Indemnify means to insure against loss or reimburse after loss. Insurance is the most common form of indemnification that is familiar to most people.
-
When you have entered into a contract with another party, you are doing so with the expectation that both the other party and yourself will perform certain actions to uphold the contract. When a meeting of the minds occurs and a contract results, expectations and actions are built for all parties to the contract to follow. But a breach of contract could occur if one or more of those parties do not perform as the contract has specified. There are several reasons that a breach of contract may occur. By understanding those reasons and the remedies that may address them, you can be
-
In almost every case of contract litigation, the process of resolved implied or undefined agreements is much, much costlier than utilizing the counsel and guidance of one or more business contract lawyers prior to making any binding agreement.
-
Defenses to Contract Obligations
In theory, the idea of a contract should be simple and irreversible. However, there are numerous technicalities to consider, all of which have been passed as a means to keep dealings between companies, clients and employees fair and unbiased...
-
Key Components of a Finder Agreement
Companies enter into finder agreements in a variety of business contexts. The company may be looking for financing, strategic partners, acquirers, customers, or some other opportunity. The company hires a finder...
