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…
The Stages of Business Litigation Whether you are filing a lawsuit or defending yourself in one, business litigation cases in California are often a lengthy, complex, and complicated process. Day time television gives people the…
Can My Business Partner Sue Me? Entering a business partnership can be formed either intentionally or just as two parties start doing business together, meaning that there is not a partnership agreement between them. Even…
What is a Teaming Agreement? Government contracts are a very profitable opportunity for any sized business. Companies get these contracts by first bidding on them. If won, the chosen company may need to outsource help…
Mediation and Arbitration As a business owner, it should be considered that at some point you will be part of a legal dispute in regards to business operations. There are so many moving parts that…
