How binding is a non compete if the company is changing what they sell?
Generally, speaking, non-competes are enforceable to the extent that they are "reasonable," which would require a legal analysis of the facts...
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Generally, speaking, non-competes are enforceable to the extent that they are "reasonable," which would require a legal analysis of the facts...
Ultimately, the answer is "it depends." Typically, you'll need to register your business in other states if there is some substantial connection or...
The payment of a commission alone doesn't make him an employee and it's not uncommon for contractors to earn a commission in such a scenario. I'd...
The benefit of LLCs is that they are incredible flexible and, typically, can be structured in a way to fit your precise situation. Just because...
Both Pamela and Scott are right. First, 15% is way outside of convention. Before entering into any contracts like this, you should have an...
Yes it can. But you should consider and discuss with a lawyer what business entity is right for you. You may prefer an LLC or series LLC for this...
The answer depends entirely on the terms of your agreement. Some agreements may note explicitly that certain payments are non-refundable, which is...
Mr. Jones is right. Operating agreements generally require unanimous consent for such amendments, but it's entirely dependent on the language of...
It is likely that the answer is yes. Sites can change rankings based on a variety of issues (it is their site after all). In fact, many put...
I would need to review your contracts with the manufacturer and your client. If there is an exclusivity provision, you may have recourse.