A non-compete clause is a standard part of most employment agreements. Its purpose is to protect the company from losing business and valuable employees. Refusing to sign a company's non-compete agreement may cost you the job. If you have already signed one and find...
Like many business owners or executives in Massachusetts, you may believe that the only way a contracted partner can prematurely terminate its relationship with your company is if you provide them with cause to do so. Yet that is not the case. Indeed, a legal...
From securing service and supplier agreements to leasing or purchasing commercial property, legal contracts are vital to American business. In the U.S., the Uniform Commercial Code ensures that business owners can rely on consistent enforcement of contractual terms if...
You may enter into and breach more contracts during the regular course of business than you think. However, when your contract partner fails to adhere to the point that it negatively influences your operation, you may have to petition a Massachusetts court to enforce...
Employers often use non-competition agreements. These documents are usually signed as part of the usual orientation process but can be signed at other times. The employer's goal is to keep company information and trade secrets from competitors, but also to maintain...
Lately, business owners are not strangers to big-time challenges. But whether a change is brought on by mass economic upheavals like those that result from a pandemic, or an owner has left or died, the life of your business may depend on how you respond to the change....
