Adding your signature to a contract is normally the last step in making it legally binding. Once you sign on the dotted line, the terms of the agreement become enforceable, ...
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The majority of contracts are conventional and easily accomplished. For example, it is presumed that when you visit a stylist they will provide you with what you want, within reason, ...
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If you are in the process of dealing with business litigation in California, the court system with which you file your case (and where it will ultimately be heard) will ...
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Simply stated, a promissory note is a written commitment to pay a fixed amount of money on a predetermined date or when asked. The main goal of a promissory note ...
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In California, a justification for a fraud claim can occur when a person misrepresents tangible facts, makes false assurances, or otherwise misleads another person with the intention of divesting them ...
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Are oral contracts enforceable?  The short answer is “It depends.”  In the state of California, certain contracts have to be put in writing before any court will even consider enforcing ...
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The majority of serious business agreements necessitate the writing of a contract, a binding legal document that lays out the terms to which both people have agreed and serves as ...
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Clients who come to us for business contract purposes frequently contemplate the inclusion of the below-listed contract stipulations in their business contracts. These clauses might appear irrelevant to a layperson ...
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Businesses routinely spend an abundance of their resources on acquiring information that will make their operations profitable. Relevant and worthwhile information can take many forms. These include pricing formulas, customer ...
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