What is a “Temporary Injunction”?

Adam Keilen Generally, an injunction is a court order requiring a person to do something or stop doing something. A "temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction" is a "temporary injunction",…

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Can my company sue for business defamation?

Adam Keilen Yes. Corporations can sue for business defamation. Each state has different laws regarding defamation; business defamation is a common law action based on false spoken or written statements…

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What is Legal Consideration (Contract Law)?

Adam Keilen Why does Consideration matter? A valid contract must have consideration, or a valid substitute. If a contract lacks consideration, the court might not uphold the agreement. What is…

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What is a material breach?

A breach of contract occurs when one party fails to perform, resulting in legal consequences for the breaching party. Oftentimes, we hear the words, “material breach.” A material breach is…

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Why are LLC’s so common?

Adam Keilen What should I be doing if I already have one? Limited liability companies (LLC’s) offer LLC owners personal protection from business debts, lawsuits, and other liabilities, just like…

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Adhesion Contracts – What are they?

Adam Keilen A contract of adhesion is a standard form drafted by one party, usually a party with stronger bargaining power, and signed by the other party, usually a party…

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