Monthly Archives: August 2026
What Do You Have to Do to Mitigate Your Damages?
When someone breaches a contract with you, the general assumption is that you can sit back, do nothing, sue, and recover your damages. But that’s not always how it works. Often, even though you are the “victim” of a breach of contract–you still may have some obligations to fulfill if you want to be… Read More »
Can You Divide Your Company into Smaller Companies to Avoid Legal Compliance?
Many laws, including employment laws having to do with minimum wage, disability accommodations, medical leave, or workers compensation often depend upon a company having a minimum number of employees. That means that if your business has under the minimum amount you don’t have to worry about complying with these laws, or worse, worry about… Read More »
When and How to Use a Constructive Trust
If somebody owes you money and you sue, you don’t care what money you get back, as long as it equals the money you are owed. In other words, nobody cares what actual dollars are being paid so long as those dollars are legal currency and repay you what you have lost. But not… Read More »
