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A client of mine was recently on the verge of acquiring a small business that perfectly fit its growth strategy. The acquisition was supposed to be straightforward—until the seller’s lawyer, let’s call him Mr. Fine Print, began dissecting every… Read More

There are a few things that truly help me to unwind from the demands of lawyering: the beach, a good book, exercise, and surprisingly…jigsaw puzzles. There is something incredibly calming about sitting down with hundreds of pieces, focusing on each… Read More

I have always been an avid reader. As a business attorney, reading is a big part of my day—contracts, articles, blogs, letters, business books, statutes, and more. But when the workday ends, I still love to curl up with my Kindle and read for fun (… Read More

In the fast-paced world of small business, efficiency is everything – but when it comes to legal agreements, are you making the most of your templates? Legal agreements should reflect these priorities while safeguarding the interests of the busines… Read More

On January 1st, I set a goal to run at least 1 mile every day for a month to better manage stress and enhance my overall health. What began as a short-term resolution has evolved into a 78-day, 160+ mile journey, filled with unexpected hurdles. My ru… Read More

Imagine that… Three years from now you want to terminate a contract for your business. The termination clause is clear — written notice must be given to the other party at least 30 days before the third anniversary of the Effective Date. You… Read More

Payment terms may seem relatively straight-forward but can lead to potential issues if not dealt with up front in a contract. Fees and Payment Terms Rarely do parties disagree whether a contract should include the amount of fees a customer would pay… Read More

There is an extensive body of law that describes the types and amounts of damages available if either party breaches a contract. Yet most contracts include terms that allocate more risks to one party, and less risk to the other party. Generally, ther… Read More