Steps to Prevent Infringement on Your Business Rights

Steps to Prevent Infringement on Your Business Rights

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“Violating their contractual obligations! Engaging in unjust competition! Utilizing my confidential documents without permission!” These pleas for assistance are common among business owners. Running a business exposes you to a variety of challenges, some of which may require legal intervention.…
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The Importance of a Document Preservation Policy for Your Business

The Importance of a Document Preservation Policy for Your Business

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The Importance of a Document Preservation Policy for Your Business As a business owner, the constant worry of potential lawsuits or legal demands shouldn’t hinder your ability to efficiently manage your company’s operations. However, it’s important to recognize that the…
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When Can a Tenant Legally Break a Rental Lease?

When Can a Tenant Legally Break a Rental Lease?

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While a lease is a legally binding contract, there are several legitimate reasons for a tenant to break a lease early. Here are some circumstances under which you might be entitled to vacate the property before the lease’s expiration date:…
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Best Practices for Commercial Real Estate Leasing

Best Practices for Commercial Real Estate Leasing

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Securing a physical space for your business is a significant expense, and a poorly negotiated lease can negatively impact your company’s profitability. Follow these best practices to reduce unnecessary costs when leasing commercial real estate: Hire a Lawyer Involve a…
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How Do the Terms of a Commercial Lease Operate?

How Do the Terms of a Commercial Lease Operate?

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A commercial lease grants a tenant rights to use a commercial property. It is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms and conditions both the tenant and the landlord (often the property owner) must follow. Given that not every…
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When Can a Commercial Lease Be Voided?

When Can a Commercial Lease Be Voided?

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Leasing agreements can be voided if they contain illegitimate terms. A void contract is considered invalid “on its face,” meaning it cannot be enforced by anyone. A voided lease is treated by the court as though it never existed and…
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When Can a Commercial Lease Be Voided?

Can a Landlord Keep a Deposit if a Tenant Breaks the Lease on a Commercial Property?

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In most cases, if you are a tenant planning to leave a commercial property, you must provide your landlord with 30 days’ written notice. Failure to do so may result in the landlord continuing to collect rent from you even…
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Can My Commercial Lease Be Voided if the Property Is Sold?

Can My Commercial Lease Be Voided if the Property Is Sold?

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When a commercial building is sold, tenants generally have rights that protect them from eviction. Typically, selling the property does not justify evicting a tenant. Here’s what to expect if you are a tenant in a building that changes ownership.…
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"In Default" and "Breach" in Contract Law

“In Default” and “Breach” in Contract Law

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In general legal terminology, there isn’t much difference between a breach of contract and being in default. Both terms indicate that a party has failed to fulfill their contractual obligations. However, in contract writing, precise definitions are often provided for…
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Understanding Anticipatory Breach of Contract

Understanding Anticipatory Breach of Contract

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What is Anticipatory Breach of Contract An anticipatory breach of contract occurs when one party indicates that they intend to default on their contractual obligations. This action allows the non-breaching party to terminate their obligations under the contract. The non-breaching…
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