Legal Articles, Business
The Economic Loss Doctrine: An Overview
A blog post about what economic loss is and when it is recoverable as damages.
Does A No-Fault Claim Guarantee A Settlement?
A blog post about what "no fault" insurance is as well as how to settle a "no fault " insurance claim.
Are standard form contracts hurting your business?
A discussion about the benefits of tailoring your contracts to your specific business instead of using one-size-fits-all forms.
Court Determines Gov’t Contractor’s Non-Compete Unenforceable
In litigation between two competing government contractors, Fourth Circuit affirmed district court’s summary judgment against plaintiff. Former Employee and her new employer did NOT violate non-compete agreement because, in part, non-compete was overly-broad and, as such, unenforceable.
Is Your Non-Compete Agreement Enforceable
If your company’s non-compete agreement was not specifically tailored for business/employment relationship, it may be unenforceable.
Post-Dissolution Judgment Reversed Despite Misconduct
Blog post about a post-dissolution judgment regarding the former couple's finances after misconduct was discovered.
Business Not Liable For 'Faulty' Waiting Room Chair
Blog post about the liability of a business for the injury of a customer that happened when a waiting room chair collapsed.
Exculpatory Agreement Fails to Insulate Snowtube Co.’s Gross Negligence
Blog post about how an exculpatory agreement failed to protect Snowtube Co. from legal liability.
Restaurant Reckless in Patron's Drunken Assault of Customer
Blog about a restaurant that was found liable for the drunken assault of a patron by another customer who was drunk.
Cafe's Inattention to Drunk Patron Not Unreasonable, Says Court
Blog post about a cafe that was not held liable when a patron drunkenly assaulted another customer.
