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In an ideal situation, business agreements would all be fulfilled in a manner that mutually benefits all parties. Unfortunately many disputes can arise in the course of doing business. Whether it is a financial issue, delay, miscommunication or some other hindrance,...
Protecting your business's intellectual property is vital to its ongoing success. Many business owners are unclear about exactly what their intellectual property is and how they should protect it. Any unique item that you have made that provides economic benefits is...
Businesses depend on contracts to operate successfully. When one or more parties involved in the contract fail to meet the legal obligations, the contract is breached. Breaches can occur with vendor contracts, commercial contracts, joint venture agreements, employment...
In an age of drag-and-drop digital technology, Buffington Law Firm business litigation attorneys understand the host of challenges associated with disputes that involve improper acquisition of business trade secrets. This article deals with those on the receiving end...
Home associations are often far more powerful than many home owners realize. Part of the reason is that local governments have gradually given HOA's increasing regulation and authority over the sewers and streets in your neighborhood. This may help the city government...
You find yourself involved in a dispute over your property, and you want a resolution that will maintain and enforce your ownership rights. You've heard that many people choose mediation over litigation and you're wondering if that's the right option for your...
Financial Elder Abuse claims have become increasingly common in California. Buffington Law Firm's litigation team has handled numerous cases involving allegations of Financial Elder Abuse. These claims are a growing area of law in California.It is an eternal fact...
Non-competition agreements between employers and employees are common in business. For instance, non-compete agreements may put strict limitations on competition within the same geographic area or may restrict a former employee from using the company's client lists....
Two parties enter into an agreement to do business with one another, and sign a contract to solidify the deal. The contract lays out the terms, expected performance, how much pay and a completion date. Most of the time a business contract such as this gets executed...
Buying a home is one of the most important financial decisions most people make. While homes often require some form of upgrades or replacements, if a home has serious defects, it is the seller's responsibility to disclose this information. Most states have laws...