Legal Articles, Business
“CERTIFYING” DOCUMENTS VIA THIRD-PARTY SOFTWARE: BINDING ON THE COURT?
“CERTIFYING” DOCUMENTS VIA THIRD-PARTY SOFTWARE: BINDING ON THE COURT?
Published in The Florida Bar Journal – September/October, 2013 Vol 87, No. 8.
Insurance Coverage For Business Interruption Due to Coronavirus
Do you have coverage for lost business under your general liability policy's business interruption provisions?
When It Comes to Contracts, Is Coronavirus a 'Force Majeure'?
Dealing with the current situation is hard enough on ourselves and our loved ones. But what if you entered into a contract, or are a landlord or tenant facing difficult uncertain times? Can you get out of the contract? Can your tenant? Can a seller or buyer? The question is, when It Comes to Contracts, is Coronavirus a 'Force Majeure'?
Director and Officer Liability Requires Intentional or Knowing Violations
The Nevada Supreme Court has just made director and officer liability harder to reach.
Tendering Money When Futile
A tender must be immediately available money but does not have to be made if futile.
Basic SEC Rules for Startup Companies
Starting a Company? Don't solicit investments until you consult an attorney regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and State Registration Rules regarding soliciting and receiving investments.
SHOULD GUN OWNERS BE FINGERPRINTED?
The head of the Illinois State Police is calling on legislators to take action requiring gun holders to provide a set of fingerprints upon renewal of their Firearms Owner Identity Cards.
Ways to make your business more profitable this tax season
Summary of some of services offered to save businesses on their tax bill and others.
