Finding the right space to grow your business can be an exciting prospect. Whether you are leasing an office location, a production facility or a retail storefront, a commercial real estate lease is a crucial element of the transaction. It is important, though, to...
Smart business owners know why avoiding litigation is usually the best option for all parties involved in a dispute. Commercial litigation can take months or years in a court of law, and it can be very expensive. Beyond this, engaging in litigation often ruins...
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...
Lifestyle changes and increased remote-work opportunities may contribute to a decrease in the demand for commercial real estate. As reported by REALTOR Magazine, the Urban Land Institute's 2021 emerging trends survey revealed retail vacancies could continue to...
Buying your first house is often a stressful experience. It can feel overwhelming. You have so much you want to do, so much to keep an eye out for and endless sources of information trying to tell you the best paths of action. To help cut down on some of this...
Debtors relocating their business operations out of Massachusetts have an obligation to pay the outstanding balances they incurred while in the Bay State. As noted by PocketSense, you may pursue a legal action to transfer your suit to the courts of the state where a...
If a lawsuit involving your business has surfaced, you need to familiarize yourself with various legal issues related to commercial litigation and take steps to safeguard your interests. Aside from reviewing the details of the case and determining the best path...
Purchasing a commercial property can be an exciting prospect. As with any endeavor, some common legal issues crop up from time to time. You should always be aware of these issues and protect yourself accordingly. Assuming liability You need to be aware that you could...
When an attorney needs to subpoena a third party to give a deposition about information in a case, it is generally a straightforward process if the party is in the state where the case is taking place, or if the party is willing to provide testimony voluntarily....
If you own a small business, you may have considered buying commercial property to house an expanding employee roster or to open a second location. Bank of America notes that this is a growing practice, with small businesses present in more than 30% to 50% of...
