Monthly Archives: June 2026
Consider All the Issues if You’re Starting a Real Estate Partnership
Regardless of the market or the economy, real estate is usually a sound investment. So much so, that many people have made it their business–specifically in doing things like buying and selling homes, or renting out properties and similar ventures. But real estate also takes time and money, which is why many people who… Read More »
Don’t Come to Court With Unclean Hands
When you sue somebody on a business related matter, you usually want to pinpoint the other side’s wrongful behavior–that they breached a contract or stole information or broke a partnership–whatever it is you’re suing them for. What you might not expect, is your own behavior being scrutinized. What is Unclean Hands? The law allows… Read More »
Efficient Breach: When a Purposeful Breach Might Make Sense
Breaching a contract is never a good idea. In fact, it can lead to a lawsuit and ultimately a judgment against you. But there may be times, when you crunch the numbers and do the calculations, that breaching a contract suddenly may seem like not such a bad idea. Efficient Breach It’s called efficient… Read More »
This is How the Corporate Veil Gets Lost or Breached
Corporations are their own legal entities, and when they get sued it is the company, not the owners, officers, or directors individually, who are liable. That’s one main advantage of forming a company in the first place. But that protection–called a corporate veil–is not absolute, and it can be lost, thus exposing individual owners… Read More »
