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When you hire a lawyer, you are entrusting them with an important chapter of your life. You expect them to perform with a high degree of competence, professionalism and responsiveness. And in most cases, they do. However, sometimes that’s not the case. Formally claiming negligence by your attorney can be a messy, complicated and drawn out affair—one that is separate…
One of the greatest assets a lawyer can bring to a corporate environment is finding a way to bring people together in the spirit of negotiated compromise as opposed to driving them apart resulting in litigation. The best corporate transaction lawyers know that a business works best when it is moving forward unimpeded by a quagmire of legal issues. Although…
Making sure you have the right legal team in place is essential before you acquire another business or your company itself is acquired. The vetting process should be rigorous so that you can be sure your interests are well represented. Here are some basic questions to ask as part of the initial screening process. What experience does your firm have…
Accounting malpractice takes place when a professional commits fraud or negligence that is not consistent with the reasonable standard of care in the field of accounting. As is the case with other types of malpractice, these kinds of cases can be difficult to prove and often times require a large amount of forensic accounting efforts to make a case. When…
Business law can be extremely complicated, and in court cases involving large companies, in-house legal teams can easily be overwhelmed by a myriad of due diligence, motions, briefs and the sheer volume of work involved in a case. And when you’ve decided to appeal a decision against you, or you need to mount a defense to an appeal, hiring an…
Antitrust laws seek to protect consumers and businesses from anti-competitive business practices, such as through monopolies or business practices undertaken by two or more businesses to restrain or suppress competition. The goal of antitrust laws is to encourage companies to make better products and offer them at lower prices to benefit consumers. There are four main antitrust laws: The Sherman…