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Disputes between construction businesses and clients can arise due to delays, supply chain complications and other unforeseeable problems. Clients frustrated by increased expenses, scope creep or alterations to their original plans may blame the construction company...
Restrictive covenants can play an important role in many different types of contracts. Noncompete, nondisclosure and nonsolicitation agreements can all help protect a business's interests and intellectual property. They prevent the disclosure of nonpublic information,...
Starting a business on your own might not be something that you want to consider. A business partnership can give the owners shared resources and combined skills. This can help the business to thrive. Some partnerships look amazing on the surface, but it’s critical...
You can use a power of attorney to decide who can make important decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. These are important estate planning documents that allow you to plan for an unpredictable future. For example, you may decide to use a legal power of...
Under a franchise agreement, a franchisee is allowed to operate a business using much of the intellectual property held by the franchisor. There can be significant benefits to doing this, such as the name recognition provided by using an established product or brand...
When people think about estate planning, they often focus on the items clearly listed in a will. A family home, savings account or treasured heirloom may often come to mind first. But not every asset automatically passes through a will. Some property follows entirely...
You run a business under a name your clients know and trust. Then you set up your website and discover that your company name already exists as a site owned by someone else. Domain names cannot be duplicated. One party holds a specific website address at a time, and...
Running a business in Baltimore requires a sharp eye for detail. While you likely focus on pricing and deadlines, the fine print often contains "sleeper" clauses that dictate your company's future during a dispute. In Maryland, courts generally follow the objective...
Losing an employee to a competitor is a challenge that many businesses face. When several members of your senior team leave for the same competitor, it may point to a targeted effort rather than routine turnover. If you suspect that your employees are being poached,...
Imagine this scenario: A business owner has just closed a financially beneficial deal, but when reviewing the contract again, they notice a typographical error. Maybe a name is misspelled or a date looks off. Does this mean the contract is now worthless? Minor...