Legal Malpractice in Business Transactions
By David Marcus |
Imagine working the better part of your adult life to build a business that will support you and family comfortably. Then imagine selling that business to a competitor so that you can fund your retirement dreams and your children’s education. All good, right? Maybe. But what if it isn’t? What if the lawyers you hired […]
Read More Contingent fee business litigation
By DLM LAW |
When people think of contingent fee cases, they often think of cases involving personal injuries or some sort of physical or emotional harm. As far as the numbers go, most contingent fee cases are personal injury cases. But more and more, businesses are turning to contingent fee arrangements to protect their legal rights without hurting […]
Read More The Arbitration Opt Out
By DLM LAW |
The Arbitration Opt Out — Sophisticated companies typically include arbitration clauses in their standard-form consumer contracts to make it more difficult for consumers to seek relief in the event of a dispute. Although touted as a quicker and less expensive alternative to litigation, arbitration forces consumers to shell out thousands of dollars in upfront administrative […]
Read More What are the different types of contract breaches?
By DLM LAW |
Organizations operating on a business-to-business model sell services, materials or products to other companies. Businesses can be a more consistent source of revenue than retail customers, in part because it is common practice to commit to specific contractual arrangements. Unfortunately, even when a company has thorough contracts in place, other parties may fail to fulfill […]
Read More What are the elements of legal malpractice?
By DLM LAW |
There are instances when individuals may feel dissatisfied with the services they receive from legal professionals. When these grievances reach a certain level, they may lead to legal malpractice claims. However, for anyone wishing to pursue a legal malpractice claim, it is important to understand the elements that constitute it. Attorney-client relationship Proving legal malpractice […]
Read More Options for entrepreneurs if a buyer fails to follow through
By DLM LAW |
As an entrepreneur, selling your company can be a monumental achievement, signifying years of hard work and dedication. However, the euphoria can quickly fade if the buyer fails to follow through on their commitments, leaving you in a precarious situation. In such instances, it is important to stay composed and explore viable options to protect […]
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