As a business or personal lender, you have a right to be paid in full and in a timely manner for the loans or services

When you need to conduct a business transaction, as a business owner or company executive, you probably already know that there will be plenty of

If you are a business owner, you are acutely aware that one of the pillars of a successful company is a well-drafted contract. While businesses

One of the most important concepts in business law is mutual assent or the “meeting of the minds.” At its most basic, mutual assent refers to the

A partnership refers to any association of two or more persons for the purpose of carrying on some business. A written agreement is not necessary

We have all made bad business or investment decisions at one time in our lives. In some cases a bad decision may be induced by

In many business disputes, such as a breach of contract lawsuit, the legal form that a business entity takes may be relevant to the disposition of

Divorces are often bitter affairs that can drag out for years in court. The same is true for many business divorces. When a partnership or

Although most breach of contract and civil litigation cases fall under state law, there are times when federal law overrides or “preempts” such claims. This

Many landlord-tenant disputes arise because of differing interpretations of the parties’ lease. Remember, a lease is a written contract, and like any contract, a court