On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Jul 24, 2020 | business law
Construction contracts are a unique niche within business law. These documents can be extremely complex and involve many moving parts. This post will delve into some of the special considerations and common provisions used within these contracts. Why are construction...
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Jul 20, 2020 | business law
Although a little healthy competition can help to build a business, the opposite can result when the company is a family affair. Family businesses often include multiple family members. Whether siblings, children, grandchildren, or other extended members, these...
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Mar 18, 2020 | business law
Software licenses provide the maker with protection against the use and redistribution of their product. Inventors can better protect their product by having a basic understanding of these two common issues that trigger software disputes. Common issue #1: Stealing...
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Mar 16, 2020 | business law
Noncompete agreements are beneficial for multiple reasons. These contracts can help entrepreneurs better ensure the protection of trade secrets. They can provide business leaders with a safety net when looking at the initial investment that comes with training new...
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Mar 6, 2020 | business law
Business owners are wise to carefully consider various business structures before incorporating their business. There are many benefits to incorporation, including protection from liability. But which option is best for your business? The answer depends on your...
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Mar 3, 2020 | business law
A basketball coach at UConn took the university to court after it terminated the remainder of his contract. The university cited “serious misconduct” or “serious non-compliance of … NCAA rules and regulations” to support the early termination. The coach disagreed....
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Sep 3, 2019 | business law
Entrepreneurs looking to sell their small business will negotiate a number of terms as part of the sale agreement. In many situations, a buyer will insist on an earn-out provision. What is an earn-out provision? These provisions are generally one portion of a two-part...
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Aug 13, 2019 | business law
A recent case digs into the details of arbitration agreements. The case involves a review of an arbitration agreement and an analysis of the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA). The FAA requires courts to enforce arbitration agreements based on the terms provided within the...
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | May 24, 2019 | business law
Entrepreneurs with business savvy know the power of incorporation. Businesses that are incorporated with their state as a limited liability company (LLC), C Corporation or S Corporation offer protection from liability to their owners. The business structure generally...
On behalf of Gregory and Adams, P.C. | Apr 18, 2019 | business law
One of the most often used agreements in business is the non-disclosure agreement, or NDA. Almost any business has confidential information that it wants to keep from competitors. NDAs are an excellent resource for owners to set expectations for employees, potential...
