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Enforceable obligations are an essential aspect of any business agreement. When two parties enter into a contract in California, they have certain expectations and responsibilities that they must fulfill for their own benefit. However, there are situations where one...
Operating a business in California can be a Darwinian struggle for survival. Not only must you serve your customers, but also third parties can interfere with your most important business relationships. Fortunately, you are not left to your own device when a...
In California, shareholder derivative lawsuits are governed by Section 800 of of the California Corporations Code. Generally, shareholder derivative actions involve one or more shareholders filing an action on a corporation’s behalf. Under Section 800, these...
In California, defamation involves someone making false statements about another, causing harm to the subject’s business, property, occupation or profession. The defamatory statements may be slander, which involves negative or damaging statements that are made by...
It's rare to find relationships that last forever. Sometimes, these worsening relationships can involve yourself and business partners. Many options exist when disputes arise between you and a business partner in California. Understanding them can help ensure that you...
The California Uniform Trade Secrets Act (CUTSA) gives companies legal recourse for dealing with trade secret theft. Because of trade secret laws, a company such as Twitter can take legal action to protect its trade secrets and intellectual property. However, proving...
In today's business landscape, California companies must have a robust terms and conditions (T&C) agreement on their website, regardless of the business's size or industry. A well-crafted T&C agreement outlines the rights, responsibilities and expectations of...
Businesses enter into contracts with the expectation that all parties will fulfill their obligations as agreed upon. However, there are instances when one party indicates their intention to breach the contract in advance. This situation is known as an anticipatory...
Fiduciary duty is a legal term that describes one party's obligation to act in the best interest of another party. This duty arises in several contexts, including employment relationships, partnerships, and in particular, in the context of corporate governance....
For many business owners in California, building a website involves decisions about graphic design, video content, keywords and the site's Google ranking. Few business owners take the time to focus on the terms and conditions agreement for the website. But if you are...