Category: Practice Area-Contracts
Delve into our blog posts about contracts, covering key topics like enforcement, negotiation, and litigation. Gain valuable insights into the legal intricacies of contract law to protect your business and avoid common pitfalls.
Unlimited Liability for Fun and Profit: Business Lines of Credit
So, your business is booming, and you’ve finally secured that shiny new line of credit with your friendly neighborhood banker (or, more likely, 23 year-old cold-caller who makes commission on selling you financial products you didn’t ask for). You’re ready to pop the champagne and toast to your success, right? Well, before you get too comfortable in…
Freelance Worker Protection Act: Thanks for Nothing, California
Dateline: California (but you probably sensed that already). Now comes the latest Nanny State initiative, designed to replace basic business skills and common sense with a faceless, inefficient, and indifferent bureaucracy. Ladies and gentlemen, California’s Freelance Worker Protection Act (FWPA) [SB988] is now live—because nothing screams freedom quite like government-mandated hand-holding for people who specifically chose not…
Enforcing Partnership Agreements
The recent case of Pappas v. B & G Holding Co. illustrates the pivotal role partnership agreements play in disputes over the transfer of ownership interests, especially in the wake of a partner’s death. The Bronx County Supreme Court, in its September 6, 2024, decision, emphasized the binding nature of partnership agreements and the importance of adhering…
Navigating Oral Agreements and LLC Amendments
A recent decision in Behler v. Kai-Shing Tao rendered by the Appellate Division, First Department offers critical insights into the enforceability of oral agreements in business transactions and the impact of amendments to LLC operating agreements. This complex case underscores the importance of precise contract language and diligence when structuring investments in closely held entities. At…
Elements: Tortious Interference with Contract
In New York, the elements of a cause of action for tortious interference with contract are as follows: If you have contract issues, Titan Law PLLC has 20 years of experience to help guide you to a resolution. Contact blog@titanlawny.com to set up a call. For more useful info, check out the Blog Archive and…
Elements: Breach of Contract
To state a cause of action for breach of contract in New York, a party must demonstrate all of the following elements: Contract issues? Talk to a specialist with 20 years of experience litigating, drafting, and enforcing contracts. Contact blog@titanlawny.com to schedule a call. For more useful info, check out the Blog Archive and Elements…