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What is a Letter of Protection?
In personal injury, letters of protection are legally binding agreements that include you, your attorney, and your medical provider. LOPs help you receive medical treatment without having to pay a large amount right away. How an LOP Works: When you are injured in an accident, medical care is essential, but it can cost a lot […]
Why is it important and what should you do if you get into an accident with an Uninsured or Underinsured Motorist?
Picture this scenario: You just got in a car accident where you were not the one at fault. You get out of the car and ask the other driver for their insurance. Lo and behold they don’t have any. Don’t freak out. Don’t panic. If you have UIM (Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist) coverage on your insurance policy, […]
A Business Owner’s Guide to Commercial Litigation
Running a business often comes with more complications than expected. The constant negotiation, restrictions, and planning require time and effort that a lot of business owners lack. Disputes can arise out of nowhere between businesses, partners, vendors, or even competitiors. For business owners, litigation can feel unfamiliar and disruptive. Understanding how commercial litigation works can […]
LOIs: What’s Binding, What’s Not, and Where Deals Break
A Letter of Intent (LOI) is often the first step in buying or selling a business—but it’s also where many deals fall apart. While typically non-binding, certain provisions can carry legal weight, and once terms are set, they’re difficult to renegotiate. Understanding how LOIs work can save you time, money, and frustration.
Why Having Your Affairs in Order Actually Matters Do you own a business? Are family members involved?
Most business owners don’t start their business with the intent of ending up in a case with their own family, partners, or friends.
Why You Should Invest in a Paid Consultation with an Attorney
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For guidance on your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney.
What Acts Are Considered as Violations of Intellectual Property?
New to the corporate field? You may not be aware that even your business’s intangible assets need as much protection as your money, equipment, or property.
What Are Federal Crimes?
You must have heard of federal law, whether on TV or in real life. However, most people are not aware of “What are federal crimes?” State courts handle most criminal cases in the U.S., but the federal government steps in when states don’t have jurisdiction. This happens when certain crimes are under federal law, take […]
What Is ‘Its’ On a Contract?
You shake hands, make promises, and think you’ve made a deal. But is a handshake enough in court? Of course not. You need a written, legally binding contract. However, before entering into a contract, both parties must understand the language used in the contract word by word. For example, “What is ‘its’ on a contract?” […]
How Contracts Are Usually Signed to Avoid Disputes?
Contracts are essential for agreements, but they’re not valid without signatures. In many places, a signature is needed to make a contract legally binding, showing that both parties agree to the terms willingly and understand them. So, let’s discuss how contracts are usually signed to avoid disputes later. Proper Ways to Sign a Contract To […]