Business Law Blog

Tucker's Tip 14-2009: Short Sale Deficiency

Wednesday, October 28, 2009 by William D. Tucker

Short Sale Deficiency:   

I am seeing more and more transactions which involve a short sale.  In negotiating the approval from the lenders, you should try to include an agreement that the lender will not report the short sale to any credit reporting agencies. (This may not be as important if the seller is already seriously delinquent with their mortgage payments.)  More important however is to... Read More

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Topic: Business Law

Commercial Real Estate Law & Construction Litigation

Wednesday, October 21, 2009 by Russell Stanaland

Lawyer Russell Stanaland of the law firm of Lerner Veit & Stanaland discusses common construction disputes that a San Francisco real estate attorney may encounter when practicing commercial real estate law in California.... Read More
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Topic: Business Law

So you think you don't need insurance for home-based business?

Monday, October 19, 2009 by Philip W. Boyko

A home-based business is not immune from liability if one of its customers or employees is injured.  Many homeowners start up a home-based business and an injury to their customer or employee is the last thing they think about. They think, hey, we're in our home, what could happen?  Shame on them as they can suffer dire consequences that could have been prevented by a little pre-business planning.  Consider this example.  A married couple lives on... Read More

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Topic: Business Law

What does Commercial Litigation include?

Wednesday, October 7, 2009 by Thomas M. Green

Green & Green Lawyers – Dayton Business Attorneys

Commercial Litigation covers all business conflicts.  It is a general term that refers to any type of legal controversy related to business issues.  Cases that fall under the heading of Commercial Litigation include

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Topic: Business Law

Amnesty for Offshore Accounts

Tuesday, September 22, 2009 by Russell Stanaland

San Francisco business attorney and tax lawyer, Russell Stanaland of Lerner Veit & Stanaland, discusses tax law and possible changes in regulations affecting amnesty for offshore accounts.

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Topic: Business Law

Commercial Real Estate Law & LLCs

Wednesday, September 16, 2009 by Russell Stanaland

Business attorney in San Francisco, Russell Stanaland, of Lerner Veit & Stanaland describes legal issues with which your commercial real estate lawyer in San Francisco should be well versed.... Read More
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Topic: Business Law

Document Review in Litigation and Investigations

Monday, August 24, 2009 by Donald W. Hudspeth

What is written is fundamental to the Phoenix business laws, so obviously document review is crucial in the litigation process. A Phoenix business lawyer has the legal duty to ensure document productions are both precise and complete.... Read More
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Topic: Business Law

The History of Business Courts in NC

Tuesday, August 4, 2009 by B. Joan Davis

Howard, Stallings, From & Hutson, P.A., are business lawyers in Raleigh, who explain the history of Business Courts in North Carolina in the following article.  While business law in Raleigh and throughout North Carolina was amended to be consistent with the Model Business Corporation Act, its court system was still not prepared to deal with any complex corpor... Read More

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Topic: Business Law

Attorney-Client Privilege for Transactional Attorneys

Monday, July 27, 2009 by Donald W. Hudspeth

Attorney-Client privilege can be an issue for attorneys in business transactions in Phoenix. Business firms in Phoenix explain the ambiguity between both legal and non-legal services.... Read More
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Topic: Business Law

Do your homework when hiring corporate lawyer

Thursday, July 23, 2009 by Michelle Rabouin

Quick Tips

  •  Use referrals and/or requests for proposals to compile an original list of candidates.

  •  Check for a lawyer's or firm's experience in your industry and matter.

  •  Find out who will be handling the work if not the main partner.

  •  Get your arrangements in writing. Read More
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Topic: Business Law
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