Is a Letter of Intent Binding in a Business Acquisition?
A letter of intent is usually non-binding on price and structure, but exclusivity, confidentiality, and good-faith language can bind you from the day you sign.
Corporate & Business Law
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What Makes a Business Contract Unenforceable?
A signed document is not always a binding one. The defects that make a contract unenforceable, from missing authority to vague terms, and how to avoid them.
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Common Business Formation Mistakes That Hurt Founders Later
The formation mistakes that cost the most show up years later, in a financing, a lawsuit, or an audit. Here are the ones we see and how to fix them.
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What to Settle Before Signing a Strategic Partnership Agreement
A strategic partnership fails on the questions nobody asked at signing: who owns what is built together, who can walk away, and what exclusivity costs.
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What Should a Breach of Contract Demand Letter Include?
A breach of contract demand letter should cite the clause, show the harm, set a deadline, and protect your rights without boxing you in. Here is the structure.
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What Are the Steps to Sell a Business, From LOI to Closing?
Selling a business runs through preparation, an NDA, a letter of intent, diligence, a purchase agreement, closing, and post-closing terms. Here is each step.