While reading a written promise on a good, you may wonder if the words "warranty" and "guarantee" have the same legal definition. In any warranty litigation case, it is best to know the differences and similarities between the two. Express and implied warranty ...
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...
Intent-to-use filing is a method of preserving or trademarking something ahead of product launch. Even though you may not be the first to think of a creative idea, you can certainly be the first to monetize it. But the prototyping and logistics of creating that...
Real estate has an extensive history as a great investment. You may have your sights set on a commercial real estate investment rather than a residential property. How prepared do you feel? To help, The Motley Fool's Millionacres offers commercial real estate...
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...
The COVID-19 pandemic changed a lot of business practices. It affected how many small businesses can operate and if they will be able to survive the pandemic. In April 2020, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signed the moratorium on evictions and foreclosures. It...
Developing property in Massachusetts for commercial purposes can lead to complex legal challenges. In addition to permits and zoning restrictions, there can be state laws and other factors to consider when purchasing property for commercial development. A developer or...
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....
Many entrepreneurs can attest to the value of sweat equity. Common in new businesses or partnerships, sweat equity is a way to invest in a business or project without actual currency. Many companies begin in such a way, with many sweat investors reaping financial...
Paying rent on the space for your business is likely your most significant financial blow every month. If your business is going through some changes, or the location is simply not working out for you, you may want to consider exploring your options for moving on....
