If you own a business, you likely have signed a number of contracts with other companies or entrepreneurs. In the event of court litigation with a signatory to your agreement, your contract could be at stake. A bad outcome could even render the entire document...
Business Law
How can you help make a business partnership work?
Building a successful business partnership requires dedication and mutual understanding. Whether you are making new connections or strengthening old ones, fostering a positive partnership is key to achieving your shared goals. By keeping certain ideas in mind, you can...
How to protect your business from a cyberattack
In today's digital age, businesses rely heavily on technology for operations and transactions. However, with these advancements come significant risks, particularly in the form of cyberattacks. According to a report by IBM, 51% of organizations are planning to...
How can a non-disclosure agreement benefit your business?
In the world of business, safeguarding your sensitive information is important. An effective tool for doing this is a non-disclosure agreement. This legally binding document establishes the terms and conditions under which individuals or entities can access and share...
6 reasons California business owners can legally break a contract
Contracts are the backbone of many business transactions, outlining obligations and expectations for all parties involved. According to a study conducted by the California Department of Consumer Affairs, contract disputes are among the most common legal issues faced...
What is corporate due diligence and why is it necessary?
People usually tell you to make sure you perform your due diligence before starting a new business or purchasing an existing one. It seems logical, doesn't it? Before starting any new business endeavor, you should be fully aware of what you are getting into. Having...
Why every business needs policies and procedures
Every business faces the risk of legal liability and compliance issues. Having well-written policies and procedures helps to mitigate these risks. Not only do they guide employees and managers, but they can also help protect the business in case of a lawsuit or...
Is your business in dispute with a supplier?
Your company started off small but has expanded significantly over the years. As the business has spread its wings, you’ve started to enlist the help of other companies, such as suppliers, so that you are always able to meet demands. Usually, this process runs...
Elements of a non-disclosure agreement
If you would like to protect sensitive information belonging to your business from getting into the wrong hands, a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) can help you achieve that. NDAs are legally enforceable contracts that create a confidentiality agreement between the...
Onboarding executives in California while protecting trade secrets
Your company needs to know both state and federal employment laws to avoid mistakes that can damage its reputation or cost money. Complying with federal regulations won't be enough. California state laws offer more robust protections for employees than federal rules...