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What Is a Land Lord’s Lien?

Most commercial leases include a Land Lord’s Lien Clause and many business owners don’t understand that magnitude of it. A Land Lord’s Lien is generally a clause written into a...

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Why Can’t I Just Terminate My Lease?

Wanting out of your commercial lease does not mean you can get out. Needing to terminate a commercial lease comes up often, and especially now with the current situation in...

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What is Fair Pay for Work Done?

Suppose you have a small manufacturing shop.  A customer you have made parts for in the past calls and says he has an emergency. He asks that you manufacture, right...

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Consideration in Contracts

We all know that business deals involve careful consideration of company finances, risk, and potential gain. But the contracts underlying those deals involve another form of consideration—something that demonstrates each...

Beware of Real Estate Contracts

Beware of Real Estate Contracts

Although more common on the residential side, business owners sometimes sign real estate contracts instead of mortgages as a way to get into the property fast. Real estate contracts may...

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How To: Personal Asset Protection

Personal asset protection is an important idea, especially when you own, manage or lead a business in today’s litigious society. Unfortunately, no one thing can protect you or your business...

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The Liquidated Damages Clause

When, as a first-year law student, I learned about liquidated damages clauses in my contracts class, I thought they sounded like a magical tool that would prevent anyone from ever...

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Contract Tip: What is a Counterpart Clause?

Boilerplate contract terms are often overlooked, and in some cases, this can be dangerous. A counterpart clause is one such often overlooked contract term. While I would hesitate to classify...