Category Archives: Contracts

On-Line Arbitration Links Must Be Conspicuous – What Does That Mean?

Posted on July 10, 2018 by Debra Mayfield

A quick refresher about arbitration clauses: No person or entity can be compelled to arbitrate disputes (rather than go to court) unless they have specifically agreed to arbitration. Since notice is often equated with agreement, a key question is often … Continue reading →

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Failure to Follow Corporate Formalities Can Result in Personal Liability (we already knew that but it helps to be reminded)

Posted on August 14, 2014 by Debra Mayfield

Almost every businessperson understands that forming a corporation can shield you from individual liability. However, that shield can develop enormous holes if proper corporate formalities are not observed. Recently, in Massachusetts, the sole owner of a corporation was held personally … Continue reading →

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Can Allegations of Breach of a License Agreement Actually Breach the License Agreement?

Posted on November 28, 2012 by Debra Mayfield

Most, if not all, good license agreements (and, actually, most legal agreements) include a provision to the effect that the agreement can be terminated if the other party breaches any term of the agreement.  While such a provision is not … Continue reading →

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