Blog posted 2 weeks ago in
Business Law,
Contracts
by David S. Katz
A. BY NOT HAVING A REASONABLE ATTORNEY’S FEES OR OTHER FEE PROVISION IN YOUR CONTRACT YOU MAY BE EXPOSING YOUR COMPANY TO INCREASED LITIGATION AND EXPENSE. Suppliers, vendors, and distributors w
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Blog posted 2 weeks ago in
Business Law
by David S. Katz
A. CONGRESS RECENTLY EXPANDED A CONSUMER’S RIGHT TO FILE REVIEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA. BY SO DOING, IT ALSO HAS CREATED “OPEN SEASON” ON BUSINESSES WHICH MUST NOW FIND WAYS TO PROTECT THE
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Blog posted 2 weeks ago in
Business Law
by David S. Katz
A. IF YOU WANT TO GET CREDIT FOR YOUR NEW BUSINESS, YOU SHOULD CONSIDER THESE BASIC STEPS. Is your new business looking to get off the ground or expand? The trick for any new business owner is to find
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Blog posted 2 months ago in
Business Law
by Casey B. Green
In Clientron Corp. v. Devon IT, Inc., 2018 WL 3293212 (3rd Cir. 2018), the Third Circuit Court of Appeals found that Appellant failed to establish under Pennsylvania law that shareholders were alter e
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Blog posted 2 months ago in
Business Law
by Casey B. Green
In UniStrip Technologies, LLC v. LifeScan, Inc. and LifeScan Scotland, Ltd. the Eastern District of Pennsylvania determined that Plaintiff had not met its burden of proof for its claim of tortious int
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