Many individuals and business owners who are considering entering a contract wonder whether they need legal counsel and review of the agreement. Absolutely, having your lawyer review your contract is a critical step in protecting your legal interests and ensuring that the terms are fair and favorable to you. Most…
Continue ReadingWhen a civil case goes to court in Colorado, the judgment entered by the court can be appealed. An appeal does not mean a retrial or a new trial but, instead, addresses alleged errors in the procedures employed in the original trial or in the judge’s or jury’s interpretation or…
Continue ReadingIn Arkansas, when a civil case is resolved in court, there is a complex appeals process that is available under certain circumstances. While an appeal doesn’t retry the case or afford you a new trial, it can address any procedural errors that may have occurred – in addition to any…
Continue ReadingThe business world relies on contracts to ensure individuals, companies, or parties act as promised and expected. When someone breaches a valid agreement or contract, that means they have failed to follow through with what they agreed to do without a lawful reason. When this happens, the non-breaching party’s Colorado…
Continue ReadingContracts are a critical component of business relationships and transactions, and a better understanding of the role they play can help you improve your own business standing. If you have a contract concern or are interested in tightening up your own contracts, it’s time to consult with an experienced Colorado…
Continue ReadingIf an employee or another relevant individual breaks an NDA (non-disclosure agreement), you should discuss your specific situation with an Arkansas contract lawyer as soon as possible to learn how you should proceed, ensure your rights are protected, and determine the best legal recourse for you. If you have yet…
Continue ReadingWhen you sign a business contract, it’s important to recognize that you’re entering into a legally binding agreement with the other parties involved. When a party to a contract fails to fulfill the obligations that they signed off on, it’s called a breach of contract, and it can lead to…
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