Breaching Commercial Lease!
Generally, yes. However, the landlord has a duty to mitigate damages by attempting to re-lease the premises. With that being said, the landlord...
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Frisco, TX
Business Lawyer at Frisco, TX
Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Wills & Living Wills
Generally, yes. However, the landlord has a duty to mitigate damages by attempting to re-lease the premises. With that being said, the landlord...
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Your facts are unclear. It appears you are saying that you signed a contract (hopefully) to purchase the home for $100,000, but the loan plus the...
First, you should probably start paying the subs directly. I'm not sure what your contract says, but I wouldn't allow any more liens to be placed...
I agree with Mr. Holmes. You don't have to sign the non-compete, but the employer may then terminate you. If you have a contract, then the contract...
A business attorney or technology attorney could assist. To a large extent, it depends upon the purpose of the website. If you are using a company...
I've run across this from time-to-time. You should keep the dialogue going with your attorney. There could be more than one answer depending on the...
The listing agreement will presumptively control. However, your realtor could be a good guy/gal and give you a break and only charge the 3%, as...
You could request a partition of the property, which is requesting the court to split the property. You would probably want to hire an attorney for...
More facts are needed. For instance, was there a partnership agreement signed, albeit not filed? What about the partners' heirs? Has a probate been...
You should set an appointment with an employment attorney to discuss your case further. This is probably the one area that is most overlooked by...
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