How To Know If Your Contract Is Legally Binding
Contacts are often necessary for businesses, freelancers, and large purchases, but they can get tricky when not created or handled by a professional. Signing a contract can be scary, especially if it is filled with legal jargon or confusing language. Most contracts are legally binding, meaning that if you do not fulfill the agreement or complete services, you could face legal consequences. Violating a contract can result in jail time, court hearings, fines, or license suspension.
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Read MoreHow To Avoid Getting Sued As A Small Business
Starting a small business comes with a lot of responsibilities and legal hoops to jump through. Managing day-to-day tasks while also working to expand the business for the future. When you run a small business on your own and it provides income to your family, getting sued can be detrimental. Even small missteps can lead to legal battles or bankruptcy when not handled appropriately.
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The Phases Of Business Litigation
Instead of jumping right into a court process and suing another business, there is a lengthy process that you must go through to yield the best results. In fact, business litigation may not be the best solution to solving legal issues because of the lengthy process. Understanding the phases of business litigation will help you know how to complete the process with ease. We will take a deep dive into different phases in this blog.
Read MoreThe Legal ABCs: A Simplified Guide to Understanding Contracts and Agreements
Many legal terms cover every letter in the alphabet, especially when it comes to contracts. There are many steps that you need to know when it comes to developing or signing a contract. There are a few key terms our lawyers believe the average person should learn more about. Here are our ABCs of contracts.
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Understanding Intellectual Property Rights in the Digital Age
Intellectual Property Rights help protect the creations of artists, inventors, writers, and engineers. These rights allow you to be the owner of your work and produce it to your liking. With the rise of the internet, AI, and other digital technologies, the way we create, share, and consume content has changed.
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