Business owners, inventors, and entrepreneurs should remain up to date on patent law to protect their intellectual property. Being aware of patent law can also help businesses avoid litigation. The more that you know about patent law, the more you can protect and...
Commercial Litigation
Using a buy-sell agreement to control company ownership
Business disputes sometimes involve selling the ownership interest of a business partner to another person. In some cases, the other partners of the company might not want the potential successor to join the business. These and other related disputes are why a solid...
4 options for developers dealing with a breach of contract
Commercial property development in Massachusetts involves various intricate processes, and a key aspect is the contractual relationships formed with contractors. Unfortunately, there are instances where a contractor fails to meet the agreed-upon terms, leading to a...
4 tips on peacefully resolving a commercial boundary dispute
For business owners, navigating a boundary dispute can be a touchy situation. Adopting a thoughtful and constructive approach improves the odds of finding a resolution that works for your venture as much as the community. It is important for all business owners to...
How to handle commercial nuisance claims in your company
As reported by Century 21 Commercial, there are over 744,000 commercial properties in Massachusetts, and many of them have a party wall. Unfortunately, this party wall can often lead to nuisance claims between businesses. Dealing with commercial nuisance claims can be...
How can you avoid contract disputes?
Contracts are a vital part of business transactions, as they outline the terms and conditions agreed upon by the parties involved. However, disputes can arise if these agreements are not clear or properly executed. While it is not always possible to avoid every...
Understanding wrongful actions that can harm your business
Companies face various challenges in the competitive landscape of the business world. This includes fair market competition and wrongful actions that can hurt a business's operations and reputation. These wrongful actions, called business torts, include a range of...
What distinguishes a warranty breach from a contract breach?
According to statistics from Forbes, homeowners pay $1,050 on average for a home warranty and anywhere from $75 to $125 for house repairs based on the warranty. Given that warranties involve a promise to a customer much like a contract, you may wonder if warranty and...
How can your business protect its trade secrets?
In the competitive world of business, protecting trade secrets is paramount to maintaining your competitive edge. A trade secret, whether a unique process, strategy or recipe, gives your business the unique advantage it needs to thrive in its industry. If this...
How to handle fund misappropriation in your business
In running a business, you might come across situations that seem out of the ordinary, such as inconsistent financial records or unexplained losses. This could raise suspicion about the misappropriation of funds. It is a serious issue that could potentially cause...