In the last several weeks Edwards Law has addressed: the benefits of including a litigation clause in your business contracts; when your attorney fees may not be recoverable; and when costs may be recoverable. In our last blog on fees, we discuss an alternative way...
In the last two blogs Edwards Law discussed why you and your company should always include a litigation clause in your business contracts, and why attorney fees may not be recoverable if you fail to include the correct language in your litigation clause or if...
Last week Edwards Law discussed why you and your company should always include a litigation clause in your business contracts. A litigation clause allows you and your business to collect attorney fees in the event that your business is sued or needs to sue someone...
In our last two blogs, Edwards Law has discussed ways of drafting your contracts to effectively exit a commercial real estate joint venture and how to dispose of commercial real estate interests via a Section 1031 Exchange. However, if you are interested in growing your...
Last week Edwards Law discussed how to exit a commercial real estate joint venture, including the right of first refusal and the right of first offer. Another important consideration when exiting a commercial real estate venture are the potential tax consequences of exiting the venture...
Just as important as knowing the proper way to close down a business is knowing how to exit a joint venture. A very popular type of joint venture is the commercial real estate joint venture, which can be a long-term, significant financial commitment involving the...
For the past month Edwards Law has been focusing on the ins and outs of forming a company, and in particular limited liability companies. What however if you change your mind about forming a business, you get into a major dispute with a partner with...
Recently, Edwards Law has been focusing on limited liability companies. We’ve talked about why they are the best corporate entity to use for your business, how you form them, and what it means to “make your LLC bulletproof.” We have also talked about how to...
During the last two weeks, Edwards Law has been focusing on limited liability companies—why you want them, how you form them, how to make your LLC bullet proof; and how to protect them when a member of your LLC files for bankruptcy. This week’s focus...
Last week we began a series of blogs concerning limited liability companies—why you want them, how you form them, and how to make your LLC bullet proof. But even taking the most careful steps in setting up your LLC cannot prevent the unplanned—being sued in...
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