Fraudulent Conveyance A fraudulent Conveyance would be more accurately called avoidable transfer, as it is a transfer by a party (the debtor) of interest in property in order to prevent a creditor from claiming the… 

Should You Take Your Contract Dispute to Court? Entering into a contractual agreement with a business associate binds both of you to the terms that you’ve agreed upon. There are times when the other party… 

Enforcing Oral Contracts Contracts affirm all kinds of business transactions. In their written form, contracts should be drafted and reviewed carefully before being finalized. Some business agreements, however, are based upon verbal interactions and sealed… 

What is a Strong Arm Clause in Bankruptcy Code? The Strong Arm Clause, known formally as Section 544 of the Bankruptcy Code, gives the rights of a secured creditor to the bankruptcy trustee. This clause… 

Managing Overtime in CA Any employer must become familiar with the employee rights and your obligations as a business owner within your state. These guidelines are essential to protecting the rights of your employees and… 

Breach of Contract Claim in Los Angeles Relationships in the business world usually involve some sort of contract or agreement. Whether they are between business partners, stakeholders, employees, clients, or vendors, these contracts are an… 

What is Undue Influence? When a contract is signed, there is always the possibility that one party will fail to fulfill the contract’s requirements. In this scenario, the injured party may file a lawsuit in… 

“As Is” Contract For business owners, contract disputes can cost both time and money. When there are disputes over each party’s rights and responsibilities under the formal agreement, a qualified attorney can be an unparalleled…