As a business owner, contracts undoubtedly play a large part in your life. You rely on them to keep your business running smoothly. However, what happens if the other party to one of your contracts fails or refuses to live up to the responsibilities he or she assumed under the contract? FindLaw explains that failure to […]

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Writing contracts is one part of developing professional connections that can significantly influence the sustainability of relationships. Preventing disputes over a contract’s meaning and enforceability requires the careful articulation of expectations and benefits. When you spend adequate time organizing the content in your contracts, you may effectively lower the risks of misunderstanding. Define responsibilities For […]

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Owning a business with someone else is not always easy. Inevitably, there are going to be disagreements, and some of them may turn into full-on disputes in which neither partner can agree on a solution. There are numerous options to resolve a business dispute. Some of them are less contentious than others. Decide the resolution […]

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The industrial age ushered in a new era of business. Not only could physical products be bought, sold or traded, but so, too, could intangible items. Since the early days of the United States, the government has recognized the value of intangible assets. Today, the creation of virtual assets is a sound business model. One […]

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Having a business partner can have a lot in common with marriage. Both are partnerships that commonly lead to disputes and court battles. The reason these relationships end badly can also have a lot in common as well.  Knowing how to spot the signs of trouble ahead in your business partnership can allow you to […]

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Working out deals in the business world is sometimes a complex undertaking, and every contract relies on the idea that there has to be both an offer and acceptance of that offer before a deal is made. Can silence ever equal acceptance in a deal? Normally, no, it cannot — but there are a few exceptions. […]

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Contract breaches are one of the leading causes of business disputes. It can be frustrating when someone you work with fails to do what they agreed to in the contract. What makes it worse is if they then try to claim that the agreement does not apply. If faced with a contract breach, your first […]

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When you opened your business in the north county of San Diego, you had one great product to sell and it really took off.  Since then, the number of world-class products you develop has grown along with the potential for lawsuits. How should you prepare?  Understanding your personal liability If you have been in business […]

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No matter how new, useful, transformative or special your product, you rely on your vendors to get that product to the market. The right vendor can be a huge asset to your business. The wrong one, however, can cause significant damage to your business and reputation. Learning how to spot signs of a bad vendor […]

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When a disagreement becomes intense and neither party will compromise, people often wind up litigating the issue in court. Having a judge hear both sides of the story and then rule on the situation can be a way to validate your perspective and receive the financial compensation you need after a breach of contract or […]

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