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Will Your Business Lawsuit Go To Trial

Will Your Business Lawsuit Go To Trial Will Your Business Lawsuit Go To Trial Many of us are familiar with shows such as ‘Judge Judy’ and ‘Divorce Court’ which have given us a skewed idea of how quickly we are able to bring our case in front
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Prepare for an Exit Transition

Prepare for an Exit Transition Prepare for an Exit Transition The route of public offerings is becoming increasingly less common for businesses. In today’s world, a business is more likely to seek out a merger, acquisition, or asset sale as a way to transition out.
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Hidden Liabilities in Asset Purchase Agreements

Hidden Liabilities in Asset Purchase Agreements Hidden Liabilities in Asset Purchase Agreements In the competitive tech sector, mergers and acquisitions are vital for developing a business. Unfortunately, debts and liabilities that have been hidden from the buyer may put them at financial risk. Buyers may try
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Salient Considerations for a Shareholders Agreement

Salient Considerations for a Shareholders Agreement Salient Considerations for a Shareholders Agreement A shareholders agreement is necessary to protect the rights and ensure fair treatment of all parties involved. As official as it may sound, creating such an agreement is not mandatory. It should not be
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Overtime for Nonexempt Salaried Employees

Overtime for Nonexempt Salaried Employees Overtime for Nonexempt Salaried Employees Many employers assume that salaried employees are automatically exempt and not entitled to overtime or other statutory benefits. Employers assume that a yearly salary (which usually exceeds minimum wage) is sufficient compensation for overtime, which
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Breach of Contract Related to COVID-19

Breach of Contract Related to COVID-19 Breach of Contract Related to COVID-19 Thousands of civil cases have been filed since the COVID-19 global pandemic. Companies and business owners are dealing with unprecedented legal issues such as breach of contracts. In order to effectively mitigate liability, business
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Awarding Attorney’s Fees

Awarding Attorney's Fees Awarding Attorney’s Fees Attorney’s fees play a significant role in pursuing a case. A contractual clause will determine when an attorney’s fee will be awarded. When a legal dispute happens and people go to court, a basic rule is that
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Employee rights and Marijuana

Employee rights and Marijuana Employee rights and Marijuana As the sale and use of Marijuana is becoming legal across the US, each state is forming new laws around it. Now that Marijuana is becoming legal for adults to use recreationally, where do we stand
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CA laws to protect gift cards

CA laws to protect gift cards CA laws to protect gift cards Every gift card comes with a long list of rules in the fine print. But do you ever wonder if there are laws regarding gift cards? Well, there are! These laws are meant to
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Defective product liability

Defective product liability Defective product liability California has a well-developed body of law designed to deal with defective products. But what exactly defines a product as defective? A “product” can be anything from bottled water/food all the way through large hard-goods including cars,
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