What constitutes a 'failure to perform' by either Party in a Confidential Settlement Agreement?
First, if your settlement agreement has a confidentiality provision, and if a party to that agreement filed the agreement and thereby made the...
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First, if your settlement agreement has a confidentiality provision, and if a party to that agreement filed the agreement and thereby made the...
First, it's highly likely that your employer may legally fire you if you refuse to sign a non-compete agreement. You're presumably currently an...
Yes, assuming that the company wishes to defend itself against the lawsuit, it should file a Notice of Appearance. The company is a separate...
1. An unpublished case is still a "real case" in the sense that it served to resolve a real legal dispute that was before the Court of Appeals. If...
Yes, you may submit another claim to your insurance company. If I were in your situation, that's probably the way that I'd proceed: You have a...
You have a judgment against the contractor, and the contractor is on the hook for that judgment. So, you'd pursue the contractor to satisfy that...
You can file a motion to vacate the judgment. If you weren't served with process, the court didn't have personal jurisdiction over you and...
Because the grace period has passed and you've signed a contract, there's a very good chance that you're now liable to pay the remaining funds...
Your question suggests that you have a formal employment contract with your employer and that your contract requires you to maintain an 85%...
Interesting issue. As a general proposition, the other company must somehow manifest and communicate its assent to the contract before the...