A strong vendor relationship starts with trust. However, trust alone cannot resolve a dispute when something goes wrong. That is where service level agreements (SLA) come in. What is a service level agreement? A service level agreement is a written contract between...
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3 ways to protect your business from unfair trade practices
High-stakes business in Connecticut can leave you exposed to unfair trade practices. Competitors may misrepresent products or exploit contract gaps. Even small mistakes can cost millions or hurt your reputation. However, you can take these steps to protect your...
Why title searches and title insurance matter in property deals?
When you buy property in Connecticut, you usually want more than keys and a deed. You also want confidence that no one else can claim a right to your home or building. A clear title can give you that reassurance by showing who owns the property and what claims may...
Complying with wetland rules in real estate projects
If you plan to buy or develop property in Wilton, you need to understand how wetland laws apply so you can move forward effectively. Wetlands protect local ecosystems, but they also make real estate projects more challenging. Connecticut’s wetlands are strictly...
4 contract pitfalls that could expose your business to risk
Contracts are essential and complex. That is why even seasoned business owners can run into trouble if they ignore common contract pitfalls. Here are several contract mistakes that could harm your business and ways how to avoid them under Connecticut law. Relying on...
How do you handle property encroachments legally?
Property encroachments can create tension between neighbors and lead to legal disputes. If another property owner builds or extends a structure onto your land without permission, you need to take action. Understanding your rights and legal options can help you resolve...
What is fiduciary duty in corporations?
A legal obligation to act in the best interest of another group or person is a fiduciary duty. In the corporate context, directors and officers owe a fiduciary duty to the corporation and its shareholders. This duty requires them to act honestly, fairly, and in good...
How to handle a breach of contract during a construction project
A breach of contract during a construction project can lead to costly delays and disputes. Understanding how to respond can help minimize damage and get the project back on track. There are a few steps you can take to help resolve the issue effectively. Know the...
What to do if a business partner violates their noncompete?
If a business partner violates their noncompete agreement, it's necessary to act promptly. You must follow a strategic approach to protect your business interests. Review the non-compete agreement The first step is to review the non-compete agreement. Ensure that the...
What situations may require a new land survey?
If your property has the potential to generate a significant profit from its use, it is in your interest to have the most accurate land boundaries on record. It is possible you have a land survey already complete. However, if you are proceeding with a new development...
