by Michelle Bomberger | Apr 30, 2020 | Cash Flow, Contract
We all want to close deals quickly, without strife, and with financial flexibility. However, if professional relationships are just casual, you may lose that opportunity to improve cash flow and profitability. Don’t fear the best tool in your belt: Contracts. For...
by Michelle Bomberger | Apr 2, 2020 | Contract
As COVID-19 continues to dictate workplace culture and operations, business owners struggle with fulfilling their contractual commitments to customers. With limited staff, facility closures, and constant uncertainty, you may find yourself asking, “What if I can’t...
by Ashley Wong | Feb 3, 2020 | business, Contract, Data Privacy, intellectual property
Nearly every business will need to sign a software license agreement to purchase and receive services. Many service providers will present a “boilerplate” or “standard” agreement. Still, the truth is, there is no such thing as a standard or...
by Neema Nakhayee | Dec 10, 2019 | business, Contract, employer, employment
Avoiding employee disputes and lawsuits is the goal of employers, but even effective best practices won’t reduce all risks. So how do employers avoid the inevitable cost of employee disputes and lawsuits? Enter mandatory arbitration agreements, which prevent...
by Ashley Wong | Nov 4, 2019 | business, business planning, Contract, Current Events, exit planning
When starting a business, few business owners consider the details and consequences of closing the business. But even closing a business, if not done the right way, can get a business owner in hot water. Recently, a popular and all-inclusive wedding venue in Everett,...
by Neema Nakhayee | Sep 17, 2019 | business, Contract, intellectual property, Operations
As if losing employees wasn’t distressing enough, a former Google executive’s recent criminal indictment for trade secret misappropriation has served as a reminder as to how messy things can get if proper precautions are not taken. Often times, a business’s success is...
