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What is a Force Majeure Clause?

What is a Force Majeure Clause?

What is a Force Majeure Clause? The literal translation of the term Force Majeure is “superior force” from French. When written into contracts, it addresses what should happen in the occurrence of unforeseen circumstances that… What is a Force Majeure Clause?

Alter Ego Liability in CA

Alter Ego Liability in CA

Alter Ego Liability in CA When a corporation is established between shareholders, there is an understanding that the corporation is viewed as a separate legal entity with its own assets and liabilities. This protects the… Alter Ego Liability in CA

Partnership Disputes

Partnership Disputes

Partnership Disputes Partnerships require business owners to be involved and reliant on one another more than any other business structure. Due to this, the partnership relies heavily on the personal relationship between co-owners. This means… Partnership Disputes

Licensing Intellectual Property

Licensing Intellectual Property

Licensing Intellectual Property As discussed in our article about intellectual property (IP), it is an important asset for a business and so it needs to be protected. If a business has an opportunity to license… Licensing Intellectual Property

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… Prepare for an Exit Transition

Accredited Investors

Accredited Investors

Accredited Investors Under federal securities rules, accredited investors have access to a broader choice of investment opportunities. However, these options may  come with more financial and legal risks. This is because the law assumes that… Accredited Investors

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