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FacebookCOVID-19: A Force Majeure Event?
A contract is arguably the most common legal instrument in a business’s tool kit. Many types of agreements are relied… Read More
Category: Contracts Law
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Posted In: Business Law, Contracts Law, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care Law
Credit Card Fraud & Potential Liability for Gas Stations
Gas station owners currently face the challenge of updating their automated gas pumps to be compatible with EMV technology (EMV®… Read More
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Equifax Breach Exposes Risks in Using Open Source Software
In the wake of the Equifax data breach having exposed the sensitive information of over 140,000,000 Americans, many individuals are… Read More
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Posted In: Business Law, Contracts Law, Intellectual Property, Technology
Integration Clauses As A Backstop Against Claims Based On Fraud: Insist On The Specifics.
For any business owner, a specially-crafted integration clause can significantly limit exposure to suits brought by a dissatisfied party on… Read More
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Reality Check: What Marcus Lemonis Learned About Purchasing Intellectual Property That Your Business Should Too
Entrepreneur and reality television star Marcus Lemonis, host of CNBC’s The Profit, has learned a tough lesson about contract law.… Read More
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Posted In: Business Law, Contracts Law, Intellectual Property
