Irvine, CA
Business Lawyer at Irvine, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Contracts & Agreements ... +5 more
A force majeure clause in a contract may excuse a party’s performance if there is an unpreventable occurrence that disrupts contract performance. The COVID-19 pandemic may be such an occurrence as wel...
See Full GuideCOVID-19 is having a huge impact on businesses. The government has issued stay-at-home orders. Businesses have also implemented work-from-home policies for employees. These policies, however, may crea...
See Full GuideA force majeure clause discharges certain contractual obligations upon the occurrence of a force majeure event. What obligations are discharged and under what circumstances depend on the language of t...
See Full GuideDid you know that California law does not allow or prohibit motorcycles from passing other vehicles proceeding in the same direction within the same lane, a practice often called "lane splitting," "la...
See Full GuideThere are times when a person or company may try to avoid payment of a debt or potential debt by fraudulently transferring property to family, friends or other third parties. This is sometimes referr...
See Full GuideLearn how to prepare for your deposition by certified trial specialist and business litigation attorney Gregory G. Brown...
See Full GuideQuick and easy tips to help reduce and/or manage risks to business owners. These include injury claims, fraud & breach of contract claims, employment issues, insurance issues, business structure (cor...
See Full GuideTips on how to hire a lawyer. Irvine Trial Lawyer Gregory G. Brown, of Brown & Charbonneau, LLP, provides a short, concise list of key points to know when you are looking to hire an attorney....
See Full GuideBusiness partners owe duties to each other and the partnership. They include duty of care, duty of loyalty, duty of obedience and duty of good faith and fair dealing....
See Full GuideUpdated September 25, 2019 A contract is a legally binding promise made between parties, whereby each party agrees to perform a specific duty. Contracts are breached when one party fails to perform or...
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