What is a force majeure clause?

Force majeure refers to an act, event, or circumstance that extends beyond someone's control. If a contract includes a force majeure clause, a participant may be able to cite this clause to get out of the agreement. With help from a Georgia business litigation lawyer, you can find out if you can capitalize...
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Common Types of Commercial Disputes

While many business transactions go according to plan, some lead to disputes. Business disputes, also known as commercial disputes, can arise out of a number of situations. The variety of events that can result in a commercial dispute makes it a common issue with which businesses must contend. In this article, we...

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Contract Breaches: Four Types of Issues

A breach of contract occurs when a party to a contractual agreement fails to abide by one or more of its terms. When a party fails to abide by its contractual obligations, the other party may file a breach of contract action in court. Contract breaches fall into one of four categories....

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Partnership Disputes

Although people don’t enter business partnerships with an expectation of conflict, legal disputes are common in the business arena. To avoid such disputes and the costly litigation that often accompanies them, business partners often include provisions in their business formation documents that dictate how the partners will resolve conflicts when they arise....

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Business Torts: Common Issues

Also known as an economic tort, a business tort is a wrongful action that is taken against a business with the intention to cause it harm. Business torts often result in lost profits, damaged reputation, loss of market share, and loss of competitive advantage. Business torts can either be committed intentionally or...

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